patient picture
patient picture
When I place a picture into the patient picture folder in the image section of the program, I notice that when I go to the scheduler the picture has a grid of white dots over the picture. Am I doing something wrong or is there a setting I should change? The picture looks fine when viewed in the image section of the program
We are using Apteryx as our imaging software, and use an IO camera. We use the camera intraorally, obviously, but we also take a "shapshot" of their face, just to help me remember who they are. How can I import this to OD so that it will display within the program for me ?
Thanks,
Mike
Thanks,
Mike
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It's a two step process.
1. Export from Apteryx. I suggest using a simple temp folder such as C:\TempImages\.
2. Import to OD.
1. Export from Apteryx. I suggest using a simple temp folder such as C:\TempImages\.
2. Import to OD.
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I used to take photos w/ IO camera, but bought a microsoft Life Cam (Internet Camera) & had it connected to the front office computer. now our front girl takes a photo of the new pt w/ the internet camera & has it saved to a folder on her computer. She just imports the last file in the folder into open dental.
this is working much better for us then the IO. (the internet camera is $30-$80). i wish someone had told me of this way last year, when we started taking pt photos.
I used to take photos w/ IO camera, but bought a microsoft Life Cam (Internet Camera) & had it connected to the front office computer. now our front girl takes a photo of the new pt w/ the internet camera & has it saved to a folder on her computer. She just imports the last file in the folder into open dental.
this is working much better for us then the IO. (the internet camera is $30-$80). i wish someone had told me of this way last year, when we started taking pt photos.
Sarkis Keshishyan, D.D.S.