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  • August 31, 2011 at 5:42 pm #52671
    Virginia Everett
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      Hi,

      We have Cloverleaf 5.7 running and are noticing when one brings up the Thread Notes in the Network Monitor, one cannot interact with the Netwowrk Monitor while that dialog window is up.  If one has troublehooting notes in the dialog, how is one to use them effectively if one has to shut down the window to perform a step?  

      Has anyone put a link to just a document on a file server not a web server in the thread notes?  

      Thanks, Virginia Everett

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      • September 1, 2011 at 5:31 pm #75062
        Donna Bailey
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          Don’t have an answer to your second question, but the NetConfig is like that with any properties screen you have up…you can always open another gui and open the NetMonitor on the second GUI and NetConfig on first GUI.

          Donna Bailey
          Tele: 315-729-3805
          dbailey@microstar.health
          Micro Star Inc.

        • September 1, 2011 at 7:13 pm #75063
          Virginia Everett
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            I noted that the Process Log file views do allow you to interact with the Network Monitor.  I have put in an enhancement request for the notes.

          • September 1, 2011 at 8:34 pm #75064
            Donna Bailey
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              Sorry, I was referring to the NetConfig……….but you could still open up a second gui………

              Donna Bailey
              Tele: 315-729-3805
              dbailey@microstar.health
              Micro Star Inc.

            • September 8, 2011 at 4:59 pm #75065
              Terry Shelton
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                Virginia, for our thread notes, we created html links to a MSWord document We created the link to go directly to a specific bookmark in the document for each thread. Check the “Show as HTML” for my example.

                <a href="http://PATH/Support_Document.doc#cerner_res_o”>Support Document

                #cerner_res_o represents the bookmark name in Support_Document.doc

              • September 8, 2011 at 10:07 pm #75066
                Russ Ross
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                  I created a working example for myself some time back in case I ever wanted to use links to point to things like you are asking about.

                  Thanks for asking the question, I forgot I actually created an example of how to do this and have been thinking about doing something like this lately.

                  I feel like I just found a hidden $20 bill in my wallet.

                  Here is the text in my notes example I created:

                  Code:

                  Cloverlef 5.6 TEST This is a link to a URL.

                  PDF file link This is a link to a file.

                  XLS file link This is a link to a file.

                  Below are 2 screen shots showing the notes text above and with the HTML box checked showing the user friendly visual display.

                  Russ Ross
                  RussRoss318@gmail.com

                • September 9, 2011 at 2:39 pm #75067
                  Vince Angulo
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                    Follow up question on using links to files…

                    If we were to use an link and the file is NOT on the Cloverleaf server, when executing the link does Cloverleaf use the logged-on user or the hci user to to authenticate to the destination file?  If it’s the hci user, I guess that means one has to set up the hci user on the network/domain to access the file’s location?

                    Thanks.

                  • September 9, 2011 at 7:24 pm #75068
                    Russ Ross
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                      In my example none of the files are on the cloverleaf server owned by hci.

                      The IDE is running on my PC and I’m logged in as myself and not hci when I launched the IDE, so it is my permissions that allow me access to the shared drives I would assume.

                      If I’m wrong someone please educate me, too.

                      Russ Ross
                      RussRoss318@gmail.com

                    • September 14, 2011 at 5:14 pm #75069
                      Virginia Everett
                      Participant

                        Hi,

                        Are you working with an Unix box as your engine server?

                        Thanks, Virginia

                      • September 14, 2011 at 8:13 pm #75070
                        Russ Ross
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                          We are running our Cloverleaf server on an AIX/UNIX box.

                          Russ Ross
                          RussRoss318@gmail.com

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