Save an Image (or download) to your Hard Drive

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Description

This may also be referred to as download an image. Email an image, Print an image, and other uses by downloading the image on your computer.

Steps


  1. Select the correct patient in the 'Sidekick'.
  2. Left click on the word 'Charting' in the Sidekick.
  3. On the left hand side of the progress area of the chart, left click on 'Imaging'.


  4. To download the image, right click on the image in the mount, image gallery or the full screen view.
  5. You have several options listed here. The two options used to download an image are 'Download Original' and 'Download Modified'. To download the original image as it looked when it was first captured, click on 'Download Original'. To save the image that has been modified by items such as brightness and contrast, click on 'Download Modified'.


  6. If you choose to save the original, the image may appear in a separate tab. If the image appears, simply right click on it and select 'save image as'.
  7. Choose the location on your local computer to save the image and enter a name for the image.
  8. If you choose to download and save the modified, the image will download. You can click on the image in the download bar or locate and open the image from the download folder.

  9. Depending on how the image opens or what program it opens in, you may have the option to click on 'File' to save or copy the image. You may also need to right click on the image to select the save or copy option.
  10. Select the location for the image to be copied to and enter a file name. Left click on 'Save'.
  11. The image is now saved on your hard drive and ready for use.
When an image is downloaded, a watermark will appear on the image indicating that the image has been resized. This only appears when the image has size has been changed from the default size of 1500 by 1500 pixels.


Note: You can only download one image at a time.

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