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Update - Professional

PocketPractitioner Professional  

Upgrades must be applied in the correct order.  

You can find your version by clicking on the Menu -> Options ->  About PocketPractitioner in your Handheld.  You can upgrade to the current version at no additional charge.

Download the indicated file, install to the Handheld, and open PocketPractitioner after each step.  The application must be opened  for data to move from one version to the next.  When you see the Patient List, you may close the application and proceed to the next step

Upgrade  to PocketPractitioner Professional: Version 2.2

Requires PocketPractitioner Handheld or Professional version 2.0 or 2.1.

Upgrade  to PocketPractitioner Handheld: Version 2.0

Requires PocketPractitioner Handheld version 1.1.3

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