Medical Abbreviations phrase file

medicuk · Post by **medicuk** » Nov 23rd, ’14, 23:04

Hi,

Just came across your product. It could really help me in my consultations with patients.

In the TEXT EXPANDER section there are two tabs.
'Default' and 'Phrase files'.

When I click the 'Phrase files' tab I can see a number of files e.g. Auto correct english, Common abbreviations etc etc.

I want the Medical abbreviations phrase file to be active.
Once I click the RUN check box next to it, how do I know what the actual STRING and SUBSTITUTE are?

Thanks
Mohammed

Post by **Marko** » Nov 23rd, ’14, 23:24

Hi Mohammed,

Double-click on Medical Abbreviations phrase file and then select Edit file to see or edit the strings. If you prefer you can also edit the file in Notepad, it's a txt file.

Marko

medicuk · Post by **medicuk** » Nov 23rd, ’14, 23:45

Fantastic.

I will be demonstrating your progamme to other doctors once I've played around with it a little more.

Thanks.

Post by **Marko** » Nov 23rd, ’14, 23:54

Thanks, please let me know in case of any further questions.

gustms · Post by **gustms** » Nov 24th, ’14, 01:21

medicuk wrote:

Fantastic.

I will be demonstrating your progamme to other doctors once I've played around with it a little more.

Thanks.

Same here. Using it everyday for my Oral Radiology work. It really is fantastic.

LEDUP974 · Post by **LEDUP974** » Mar 24th, ’15, 19:19

Where I cand find a french medical dictionnary ?

Post by **Marko** » Mar 25th, ’15, 00:24

I can share French medical wordlists (25.000+ words) for Auto Complete if this what you are looking for.

[email protected]

LEDUP974 · Post by **LEDUP974** » Mar 25th, ’15, 06:06

Yeees !