Difference between revisions of "Q: When I click the Show/Hide Annotations Button (Asterisk button) in the results screen, why does the Results Flowsheet window appear?"
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| − | When you | + | When you click in the Patient Worklist Result Window, to click the Show/Hide Annotations button ( [[Image: Show_Hide Annotations Button.jpg]] ), the window is “scrolling” to the right to display the selected result. When the screen scrolls to the right, the place where the Show/Hide Annotations button was, is now the place where the Flowsheet button is, and therefore the Flowsheet button is the one that is selected when the window “scrolled”. |
| − | Screen Prior to Clicking: | + | ====* Screen Prior to Clicking:==== |
[[Image: Show_Hide Annotations1.jpg]] | [[Image: Show_Hide Annotations1.jpg]] | ||
| − | Screen After Clicking, you will notice that the scroll bar on the bottom has moved to the right and the flowsheet button is now in the location where the asterisk button was previously. | + | ====* Screen After Clicking, you will notice that the scroll bar on the bottom has moved to the right and the flowsheet button is now in the location where the asterisk button was previously.==== |
[[Image: Show_Hide Annotations2.jpg]] | [[Image: Show_Hide Annotations2.jpg]] | ||
| − | When you are using this function with the “Full Screen” option, | + | ====* When you are using this function with the “Full Screen” option, the same behavior does not occur. When in “Full Screen” mode, the result is completely displayed, and does not “scroll” when you select it. Therefore, when you click the Asterisk button, it does not move and you actually click the intended button.==== |
[[Image: Show_Hide Annotations3.jpg]] | [[Image: Show_Hide Annotations3.jpg]] | ||
Revision as of 22:25, 11 February 2009
When you click in the Patient Worklist Result Window, to click the Show/Hide Annotations button ( 
), the window is “scrolling” to the right to display the selected result. When the screen scrolls to the right, the place where the Show/Hide Annotations button was, is now the place where the Flowsheet button is, and therefore the Flowsheet button is the one that is selected when the window “scrolled”.
* Screen Prior to Clicking:
* Screen After Clicking, you will notice that the scroll bar on the bottom has moved to the right and the flowsheet button is now in the location where the asterisk button was previously.
* When you are using this function with the “Full Screen” option, the same behavior does not occur. When in “Full Screen” mode, the result is completely displayed, and does not “scroll” when you select it. Therefore, when you click the Asterisk button, it does not move and you actually click the intended button.
