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 version 1.0.18.2  ---> in the OR_30_125.ZIP    (dated about 12/01)*Nancy has it nanthracite at verizon dot net
 version 1.0.19.7  ---> in the OR_30_132.ZIP    (dated about 5/02)*Nancy has it
 version 1.0.20.21 ---> in the OR_30_148.ZIP    (dated about 11/02)*Nancy has it
 version 1.0.22.16 ---> in the OR_30_206.ZIP    (dated about 1/04)*Nancy has it
 version 1.0.23.15 ---> in the OR_30_187.ZIP    (dated about 2/04)*Nancy and Sourceforge WorldVistA have this one
 version 1.0.24.26 ---> in the OR_30_190.ZIP    (dated Aug 2, 2004
 version 1.0.24.27 ---> in the OR_30_224.ZIP    (dated Sep 3, 2004)
 version 1.0.25.28 ---> in the OR_30_195.zip    (dated Feb 9, 2005)
 version 1.0.25.40 ---> in the OR_30_231.zip    (dated May 6, 2005)
 version 1.0.25.42 ---> in the OR_30_235.zip    (dated July 9,2005) Replace 1.0.25.40 with this for patient safety

To use a particular version of CPRS, the server-side software code must match. The files are found at ftp.va.gov/vista/Software/Packages/Order Entry-Results Reporting - OR/ and the source code is in the "Programs" subdirectory of this directory

Thus:

ftp://ftp.va.gov/vista/Software/Packages/Order Entry-Results Reporting - OR/

The Delphi source code for each of these (e.g. OR_30_235_SRC.ZIP) will be found in the subdirectory ...Packages/Order Entry-Results Reporting - OR/Programs/

Note: MS Explorer and Konqueror function just fine. But Mozilla & Firefox do not like the ftp://ftp.va.gov/ site; and give this error:

The FTP server 215 MSDOS A N (FTPServer V4R2 by BisonWare International)
is currently unsupported.

The wget(1) utility is capable of fetching the files from this server.

'TEXT-BASED' CPRS

There is a text-based way of accessing notes etc from a console. Here is an email that describes this more.

> Hello,
> 
>
> I have been trying to get CPRS to work on my 1 computer local installation
> of VISTA. I was reading the archives, and Kevin T. said that one could try
> starting a text-based CPRS to see if connections were working.
>
> I have scoured the VA documentation, and maybe I am missing something. Is
> there an index of the commands one uses to start components of VISTA? For
> example, in Cache terminal, I enter D Q^DI to start Fileman. So, how would I
> start the text-based CPRS? I found the documentation for it, (Clinician's
> Getting Started Guide-List Manager Version).
>
> Frankly, I'm stumped!
>
> Thanks for your patience,
>

In VistA, there is a huge menu system.  These are called "OPTIONS".
When one logs into VistA in a standard fashion (i.e. do ^ZU or do
^XUS), then the user is taken directly to their default menu option.
Alternatively, you log in via the programmers entrance (do ^XUP), then
you are allowed to choose whatever menu option starting point you
want.

There are over 9,000 menu options, arrange in various heirarchies.
When I was exploring this, I wrote a routine that scanned ALL the
options, and put them into an HTML page in their heirarchy.  You can
look at this on my site:
http://kdtop.vistaoffice-ehr.com  On the left hand side, see a menu
entry for OPTIONS FOR XUP (this is a list of the menu options and
their descriptions, but not arrange in a heirarchy.), and also VISTA
MENUS.  This will give you an idea of what is available. 

You may find the menu EVE to be a good high-level menu starting point.
But there are major modules that are not available even from this
one.

Now, with that background, the menu option that you want is:
OR OE/RR MENU CLINICIAN

I can do some of the things that CPRS does, but not all.  My
understanding is that the text-based version came first.  They they
were parallel for awhile.  Now all new development goes into the
windows GUI CPRS.

Hope that helps.
Kevin

hwenvukdumnrcbdfo

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-To add info to a page that already exists, simply log in, go to the page and press edit. You will be brought to the edit page for that entry and may edit the entry as you see fit.
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-To add a new page, type into the address bar http://wiki.thepoliticker.net/index.php?title=*page_title* where *page_title* is the title of the page you are creating, case sensitive, with underscores in place of all spaces. Ex.: This page would be http://wiki.thepoliticker.net/index.php?title=How_to_add_info
-Once you have come to the page, it should say there is no data for the page. Simply click edit, and you're on your way.
+=== CPRS Versions ===
-Do not edit arbitrarily please. We would like to keep this as clean and accurate as humanly possible. The Admin, [http://wiki.thepoliticker.net/index.php?title=User:Jordan Jordan], reserves the right to at any time modify and delete edits/pages made according to accuracy needs, however, this will not be a regular occurance and will only be necessary in the most extreme cases.
+This will list links for the various CPRS versions.
-This is not supposed to be a ideologically charged forum. This is supposed to be where the facts can be pulled in ideologically charged forums.
+  version 1.0.18.2  ---> in the OR_30_125.ZIP    (dated about 12/01)*Nancy has it nanthracite at verizon dot net
+  version 1.0.19.7  ---> in the OR_30_132.ZIP    (dated about 5/02)*Nancy has it
+  version 1.0.20.21 ---> in the OR_30_148.ZIP    (dated about 11/02)*Nancy has it
+  version 1.0.22.16 ---> in the OR_30_206.ZIP    (dated about 1/04)*Nancy has it
+  version 1.0.23.15 ---> in the OR_30_187.ZIP    (dated about 2/04)*Nancy and Sourceforge WorldVistA have this one
+  version 1.0.24.26 ---> in the OR_30_190.ZIP    (dated Aug 2, 2004
+  version 1.0.24.27 ---> in the OR_30_224.ZIP    (dated Sep 3, 2004)
+  version 1.0.25.28 ---> in the OR_30_195.zip    (dated Feb 9, 2005)
+  version 1.0.25.40 ---> in the OR_30_231.zip    (dated May 6, 2005)
+  version 1.0.25.42 ---> in the OR_30_235.zip    (dated July 9,2005) Replace 1.0.25.40 with this for patient safety
+To use a particular version of CPRS, the server-side software code must match.  The files are found at ftp.va.gov/vista/Software/Packages/Order Entry-Results Reporting - OR/  and the source code is in the "Programs" subdirectory of this directory
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+The Delphi source code for each of these (e.g. OR_30_235_SRC.ZIP) will be found in the subdirectory
+[ftp://ftp.va.gov/vista/Software/Packages/Order%20Entry-Results%20Reporting%20-%20OR/Programs/ <nowiki>...Packages/Order Entry-Results Reporting - OR/Programs/ </nowiki>]
+Note: MS Explorer and Konqueror function just fine. But Mozilla & Firefox do not like the ftp://ftp.va.gov/ site; and give this error:
+ The FTP server 215 MSDOS A N (FTPServer V4R2 by BisonWare International)
+ is currently unsupported.
+The wget(1) utility '''is''' capable of fetching the files from this server.
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+ > Getting Started Guide-List Manager Version).
+ >
+ > Frankly, I'm stumped!
+ >
+ > Thanks for your patience,
+ >
+ In VistA, there is a huge menu system.  These are called "OPTIONS".
+ When one logs into VistA in a standard fashion (i.e. do ^ZU or do
+ ^XUS), then the user is taken directly to their default menu option.
+ Alternatively, you log in via the programmers entrance (do ^XUP), then
+ you are allowed to choose whatever menu option starting point you
+ want.
+ There are over 9,000 menu options, arrange in various heirarchies.
+ When I was exploring this, I wrote a routine that scanned ALL the
+ options, and put them into an HTML page in their heirarchy.  You can
+ look at this on my site:
+ http://kdtop.vistaoffice-ehr.com  On the left hand side, see a menu
+ entry for OPTIONS FOR XUP (this is a list of the menu options and
+ their descriptions, but not arrange in a heirarchy.), and also VISTA
+ MENUS.  This will give you an idea of what is available.
+ You may find the menu EVE to be a good high-level menu starting point.
+ But there are major modules that are not available even from this
+ one.
+ Now, with that background, the menu option that you want is:
+ OR OE/RR MENU CLINICIAN
+ I can do some of the things that CPRS does, but not all.  My
+ understanding is that the text-based version came first.  They they
+ were parallel for awhile.  Now all new development goes into the
+ windows GUI CPRS.
+ Hope that helps.
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