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SMS messaging now integrated in EDM2000 News Flash! EDM2000 on ITV news - click here to view ... and MicroMan2000 Ltd has provided technical support to the NHS for almost a third of that time! Birmingham Children's Hospital is in the newspaper... Email Support: Please ensure the key word "EDM" is in the subject line of all email sent along with a description of any problems to ensure fast response to issues (do not forget to include your contact details!). Microsoft Vista: We recommend that users do not upgrade to Vista. Preliminary testing for using EDM2000 with Vista is stable but why not use Windows 7 now?. EDM2000™ - Now tested and working in a Citrix enviroment. Please ensure you are running the latest version of EKM - down load link on EKM page.
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READ ME – for the IT departmentThis is a short and concise guide to issues you need to be aware of if your hospital is in the process of purchasing or installing EDM2000. The note relates to the technical areas of preparation before EDM200 in installed. IT requirements:
If there are any questions or problems with the above details then this matter can be clarified by contacting us directly. It is recommended that this list is printed and checked with a copy signed and handed to the EDM2000 engineer before installation is commenced. The EDM2000 system, in its standard form, runs completely from a network shared directory (normally called \EDM2000) and does not directly effect any other application. It is a shared database application running a multi-user, multi threading 32 bit software application used by the dieticians department. The normal points of access to the program are from the dieticians PCs, milk room and the wards. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ |
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Questions or problems regarding this web site
should be directed to
webmaster@edm2000.com. The bottom line:
If EDM2000™ does not do what you need it to
do then tell us - we can make it happen!
(EDM2000™ has done it for the
majority of children's hospitals in England,
Ireland, Scotland and Wales every day of every year for over fourteen years,
safely & reliably) |