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EMR - looks like an introductory lesson - Snow Bunny (the original)

Posted: Feb 16, 2013

http://dspace.mit.edu/bitstream/handle/1721.1/42784/38572292.pdf?sequence=1

It would be really helpful if ... - you posted the link as a lknk

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You ask about something or want people to look at something, but you don't post the link correctly.

Please post links in the link box beneath the post screen. It is the only way many of us can go to your link without having to copy it down on paper and retype it. Not everyone is using a computer just like yours.

That's one of my pet peeves, sm - Anon

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on this site is NOT posting links properly, although if you really want to look at the site, you can open another browser window without closing this one, copy the link, and paste it into the newly opened browser window. I'll do that if I'm reasonably sure it's a link I want to look at.

I just click on a tab to open another browser - window, then

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I cut and paste and have 2 (but usually more all the time) browser windows open. I actually prefer the cut and paste method rather than the link because it does redirect to another window. Then, if I want to refer to the link to post a reply, I have to go back without having the article open, or I have to cut and paste into another window anyhow.

No I cannot copy the link - mobile

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Not everyone is on a desktop!

Ya know what? I didn't even think about that! - poster above you

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My bad...

Thanks for pointing out the obvious :-)

All you have to do ... - anotheranon

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All you have to do is highlight it with a mouse, right click and you will see a go to ... and then click on that.

In any case, all this was, was a master's degree thesis paper from MIT on writing a computer program for finding certain info in medical reports from 1997. Quite old technology.

oops ... sorry - Snow Bunny (the original)

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