How can I export a high quality image? Currently, the export efforts produce only a 204X256 image size. It is way too small. I'm using a Windows 7 machine.
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Answer by
Pete Clapp
From what it seems, you're exporting the images using scrapbooks and I suggest you export them to JPEG (.jpg), bitmap (.bmp), or TIFF (.tif) format. Select the image/images you want to export and go to File > Export > as Image(s). Select the file format from the drop-down list, type a file name and click Save. For further information, press F1 and expand the Chapter 10 Exporting Images list from the Help file. Also, you can use the contact form from the official web page to get in touch with the developers.
According to the information presented on the developer's website, the application is compatible with Windows 7 in all its versions on both 32 and 64bit. You can check for this information using the official website of the application.
The default port number used by the eFilm Workstation software is 4006. If you have issues installing, configuring or running the program, check the official user guide provided by Merge Healthcare Incorporated.
My hard drive failed and I wish to recover images I had through the workstation. Where can I locate them to export them to a new machine?
Answer by
Rajesh Gupta
The stored images in eFilm Workstation for Windows are typically located in a specific folder on your hard drive. To export them to a new machine, you need to find the folder where the images are stored and copy them to an external storage device, such as a USB drive. The exact location of the folder may vary depending on the settings or preferences you have configured in the eFilm Workstation software.
To prevent or block some clients from reaching the mammogram images in eFilm 4, you may consider implementing access control measures such as user authentication, permissions management, or firewall rules to restrict access to specific clients.
How can I export a high quality image? Currently, the export efforts produce only a 204X256 image size. It is way too small. I'm using a Windows 7 machine.
From what it seems, you're exporting the images using scrapbooks and I suggest you export them to JPEG (.jpg), bitmap (.bmp), or TIFF (.tif) format. Select the image/images you want to export and go to File > Export > as Image(s). Select the file format from the drop-down list, type a file name and click Save. For further information, press F1 and expand the Chapter 10 Exporting Images list from the Help file. Also, you can use the contact form from the official web page to get in touch with the developers.
According to the information presented on the developer's website, the application is compatible with Windows 7 in all its versions on both 32 and 64bit. You can check for this information using the official website of the application.
The default port number used by the eFilm Workstation software is 4006. If you have issues installing, configuring or running the program, check the official user guide provided by Merge Healthcare Incorporated.
You can obtain the eFilm license key by purchasing it from the official website or contacting the customer support for assistance.
My hard drive failed and I wish to recover images I had through the workstation. Where can I locate them to export them to a new machine?
The stored images in eFilm Workstation for Windows are typically located in a specific folder on your hard drive. To export them to a new machine, you need to find the folder where the images are stored and copy them to an external storage device, such as a USB drive. The exact location of the folder may vary depending on the settings or preferences you have configured in the eFilm Workstation software.
To prevent or block some clients from reaching the mammogram images in eFilm 4, you may consider implementing access control measures such as user authentication, permissions management, or firewall rules to restrict access to specific clients.
The cost of eFilm Workstation license may vary depending on the specific requirements of the user. It is best to contact Merge Healthcare for a quote.