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Hi,

 

I am looking for new TCM software for billing; the one I have isn't

working well and want to get something new. Am wondering what is out

there that people enjoy using, especially something that can batch

claims for electronic billing.

 

Thanks,

Ruth Schlesinger

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On Saturday 04 November 2006 13:35, white_mint wrote:

> Hi,

>

> I am looking for new TCM software for billing; the one I have isn't

> working well and want to get something new. Am wondering what is out

> there that people enjoy using, especially something that can batch

> claims for electronic billing.

>

> Thanks,

> Ruth Schlesinger

 

Hi Ruth!

 

If it isn't a secret, which one are you using?

 

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Regards,

 

Pete

http://www.pete-theisen.com/

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This looks great.Is there anything similar that runs on a macintosh?

 

David

On Nov 8, 2006, at 9:23 AM, herbsandhelpers wrote:

 

> Dear Ruth,

> Please find a free 30 day download of practice management

> software (Batch Master) at the following link:

>

> http://www.herbalmedicineuk.com/shop/product_info.php?products_id=601

>

> Lorraine Hodgkinson.

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

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Dear David,

I have to apologise to you and other Mac users, I'm afraid

it's Windows XP only. I did go to a Mac consultant to try and get it

converted but was told it was too complex and the only way would be to

start again! I have had about 30 enquiries similar to yours. The only

thing I can suggest (which is hateful to most Mac users) is to buy a

cheap PC laptop to use the software on. So far looking into the

problem I have found that file forms that work on both would mean I

lose the original format ending up with something clunky and clumsy

with too many menus and clicks required, something I have been trying

to avoid. I do appreciate that this is a problem. It was done in

Windows for practical not philosophical considerations!

 

Sorry,

 

Lorraine,

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Lorriane,

 

Thanks for the explanation. I understand the difficulties for a small

developer to support multiple platforms. Some information for your

support of FAQ page, perhaps:

 

The new Intel based Macs can run Windows via a application called

Bootcamp available from Apple. You don't get any support from them,

but you don't pay anything either. It works so well that I know

several people who have sold their Windows machine and now just run

both Windows and OSX on their Apple. One guy I saw who showed me a

demo, said that it booted up in about 1/2 the time as his windows

machine and worked just as fast.

 

http://www.apple.com/macosx/bootcamp/

 

Another solution, is a virtualization solution that allows you to run

both simultaneously. I have not hear anyone using it, but it should

be a much better solution than the old Virtual PC solution.

 

http://www.parallels.com/en/products/workstation/mac/

 

 

 

Regards

 

David

On Nov 10, 2006, at 12:58 AM, herbsandhelpers wrote:

 

> Dear David,

> I have to apologise to you and other Mac users, I'm afraid

> it's Windows XP only. I did go to a Mac consultant to try and get it

> converted but was told it was too complex and the only way would be to

> start again! I have had about 30 enquiries similar to yours. The only

> thing I can suggest (which is hateful to most Mac users) is to buy a

> cheap PC laptop to use the software on. So far looking into the

> problem I have found that file forms that work on both would mean I

> lose the original format ending up with something clunky and clumsy

> with too many menus and clicks required, something I have been trying

> to avoid. I do appreciate that this is a problem. It was done in

> Windows for practical not philosophical considerations!

>

> Sorry,

>

> Lorraine,

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

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Dear David,

Your reply is very valuble I don't understand it but maybe

Mac users will! I get the impression that it may be possible to run

the software on a Mac then? If you feel you would be a suitable person

to try this out on behalf of other Mac users out there then I would be

willing to give you a free licensed copy to practise with and then

maybe report back on your experience. I also feel these discussions

are perhaps not appropriate for this list so please contact me off

list:

 

Lorraine Hodgkinson : info

 

It really would be fantastic to be able to offer it in Mac, it's so

embarrassing turning people down.

 

Thanks for your help,

 

Lorraine.

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