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PocketPractitioner FAQs

What enhancements can I expect in the near future?

Our efforts in the last 6 months have been dominated by linking the Palm to the PC application, incorporating the CPT and ICD codes, perfecting the download and developing the distribution system. As the product is now public, our major commitment will be to service our new clients and ensure that the software is bug-free.

We have lots of ideas for improvements. Major enhancements will include beaming and printing from the Palm (printing is currently fully functional on the PC), improved performance, and improved note-taking. On the PC, look for more report capabilities. Minor enhancements will subtly improve the product as we continue our goal to create a product that performs like a native Palm application.

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