Anyone know how to change the DNS   Med 11 word Histamine to histamine? Changing word properties does not do it.

 

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Keith 

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Select the word Histamine and say you're KnowBrainer Delete from Vocabulary command. Note that the change will not become permanent until you save your user profile.

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Sorry Lunis but your fix did not work.  I am using the Allergy vocabulary and whenever I say the word Histamine is inevitably capitalized.  It is annoying because in the allergy world, it is never capitalized!

 

thanks, Keith 

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Select the word Histamine in the Vocabulary Editor (Show Vocabulary Editor).

Click Properties | Use Alternate Written Form 1 and set it to "histamine"

hopefully that's one way of overcoming the problem.

Lindsay

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thanks very much Lindsay - your fix worked after I deleted the word histamine and changed the properties of the alternative word Histamine in the vocabulary editor to histamine.

 

Keith 

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Keith,

Are you using one of the medical specialty vocabularies? If you are, then there's another way to accomplish this more effectively with DMPE. DMPE has special formatting commands that deal specifically with this type of issue. Anyone who doesn't use DMPE or DNS 10.1 Medical, would not be aware of these formatting rules, but they are unique to the medical specialty vocabularies and don't exist in the General-Large standard vocabulary.

Let me know and I'll explain it to you.

Chuck Runquist
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Hi Chuck - I use the Allergy specialty vocabulary when I set up my initial user profile.

thanks

Keith 

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Keith