The OnBase for Meditech Viewer uses DocPop to display OnBase documents to your Meditech users. To configure your solution to use DocPop, follow these steps:
- Open the Web Server's web.config file and navigate to the DocPop Vars section.
- Set the DPDataSource value to the data source name to use with DocPop.
- Set the DPDomain value to the domain to log on to if you are using Active Directory authentication.
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Set the AutoDisplayOneDocument to True to always display only the viewer for DocPop queries that return a single result.
To configure the viewer to use a browser other than the default web browser:
- Open the t_viewerApp.exe.config file. See Installing the Viewer via the Setup Wizard for more information about the default installation location of the Meditech Viewer.
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Navigate to the WebBrowser setting.
<add key="WebBrowser" value="Default"/>
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Set the value to one of the following:
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Default- the user's default browser configured for Windows will be used.
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InternetExplorer- Internet Explorer will be used.
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Firefox- Firefox will be used.
Note:The viewer must be configured to run as an administrator in order to use Firefox with Windows 8.1 and higher.
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Chrome- Google Chrome will be used.
Note:Ensure that the selected browser is installed on the workstation.
To configure the viewer to display more than one OnBase document at a time:
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- Open the t_viewerApp.exe.config file. See Installing the Viewer via the Setup Wizard for more information about the default installation location of the Meditech Viewer.
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Navigate to the EnableMultipleDocumentViewing setting.
<add key="EnableMultipleDocumentViewing" value="false"/>
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Set the value to true to view additional OnBase documents in separate web browser tabs or windows.
Note:
All documents must be closed before you can use OnBase for Meditech again.
To configure the viewer to launch in HTML mode only:
- Open the t_viewerApp.exe.config file. See Installing the Viewer via the Setup Wizard for more information about the default installation location of the Meditech Viewer.
- Navigate to the ViewerClientType setting.
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Set the value to HTML in order to always use the HTML Viewer.
If no value is set, the ActiveX Viewer is always used.
For T-Image users, you can configure the viewer to launch DocPop instead of Patient Window:
- Open the app.config file in Hyland.Integrations.Meditech.timage.
- Set the value for the UseDocPop setting to True.