Setting
the Image Configuration for networked machines (same platform)
1. To configure the imaging features in DVMax you must first create
a shared folder on your server. This folder will house all shared
documents from your patient files. Create a shared folder on your
server. Name it accordingly such as “DVMax Images”
2. The imaging feature within DVMax requires Quicktime
to function properly. Ensure each terminal has a full version of
Quicktime installed.
3. If a terminal does not have Quicktime installed, it is supplied
on the DVMax startup disks or at the following address for downloading:
http://www.apple.com/quicktime. Install
Quicktime.
4. Open DVMax
5. From the section menu select system
constants;
6. From the system constants screen select the user settings
tab;
7. From the field named Path to Images Folder:
select Set to browse for the central image folder
previously created.
8. A window named Choose a folder will appear. Select the central
image folder created previously. Select the Choose button
9. The path to the folder will then be visible in the field
10. Select OK to return to the main screen. The configuration process
has been completed.
Setting the Image Configuration for networked
machines (mixed platforms)
11. In cases where a network is a mixture of Mac and PC’s,
an additional step must be taken. This step is needed to overcome
the differences between Mac and PC path names. Path names chosen
on a PC will not be recognized by a Mac and vice versa.
12. In these cases, identify the platform with the fewest number
of terminals. With these terminals, individual preferences must
be adjusted to create a path to the shared server folder.
13. From the File menu, choose Preferences;
14. Select the Assorted Prefs tab;
15. From the Document Path: or Image Path: field, choose Select
Path;
16. A new window appears named Choose a folder. Select the shared
image folder chosen earlier.
17. Repeat this process on every terminal you wish to access shared
images.
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