This is just a quick note regarding Windows 7 (W7) installations. I had posted a couple of notes regarding the installation of MedLook on W7.  A few customers had problems with the installation (many more had no problems). 

After wrestling (as in mud wrestling, it wasn’t fun) with a couple of the problem installations I decided to do a little digging.  It turns out my installation packaging software had an update just for W7. Apparently there is some sort of manifest file that helps with W7 installations.  After re-building the setup program with the new software I have not encountered a single W7 installation problem. This doesn’t mean there won’t be another problem, but hopefully nearly all such W7 installation problems have been resolved.

The next release of MedLook 3.0 is just a few short days away. There is a fantastic update to the patient statements that we have all long waited for.

Trivia: How long did the 100 Years War Last?

The last trivia question was: What do Vatican City, Haiti, Costa Rica, and Grenada have in common? 

The answer is:  They do not have any military.

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