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ajpartridge

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I cant get spell check to work in a chart. it works fine in a phone note. But once i'm in a regular note there is no option to change the miss spelled word my only option is copy suggestion to to clipboard. any one have a work around or know what i need to do ?

aj

Posted : November 4, 2016 2:13 am

dcarpenter

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When you get the "Copy to clipboard" option, it means the text that has an error in it is coming from a form, instead of being free-text in the Text portion of the chart. The idea is that you can copy the correct word to the clipboard, and then make the change in the form component by pasting it there.

Unfortunately, I don't believe there is a workaround. Our clinic has tried to develop forms that generate the sentences based on what was clicked in other boxes and drop-down lists, but if the user is in a section that requires free-text, it is very cumbersome to check.

I don't believe GE is working on a better spell checker (Though I can always dream!), but if the forms continue to go to HTML in the future, those forms can have spell check built in through the web browser. Blackbird has a suite that is doing this now, though we are not using it at our clinic. I saw it at the Spring CHUG event.

Hope this can help,

Daniel

Posted : November 4, 2016 3:17 am

ajpartridge

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Yea helpful but we are looking to spel check in free text area like HPI's

we have a call in I'll let you know if I hear anything useful

aj

Posted : November 4, 2016 3:38 am

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