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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 | <h1><a name="Appointment_handling_in_GNUmed"></a> Appointment handling in GNUmed </h1>
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Currently, GNUmed supports KOrganizer and Terminiko for appointment handling.
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<h2 class="twikinetRoundedAttachments"><span class="twikinetHeader"><a name="KOrganizer_support"></a> KOrganizer support </span></h2>
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Make sure you have <em>KOrganizer</em> and <em>konsolekalendar</em> installed. The latter is needed to access appointments. Then <a href="GmManualCustomizingClientStartup.html#Plugin_configuration" class="twikiAnchorLink">configure your workplace</a> such that the <em>gmKOrganizerPlugin</em> plugin is loaded. This will only work under Linux with sufficient amounts of KDE installed. Then, by extension, you can use any KDE calendar source, such as Google Calendar.
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<h4><a name="gm_KOrganizerPlugin"></a> gmKOrganizerPlugin </h4>
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The plugin will query KOrganizer for today's appointments whenever it is raised. Appointment changes in KOrganizer show up in the plugin either when <em>[Reload]</em> is pressed or when the plugin is lowered and raised again.
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The <em>[KOrganizer]</em> button allows you to start/raise KOrganizer from within GNUmed.
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Double-clicking a row will try to activate the patient based on the information in the column <em>Patient</em> which corresponds to the "title" field of the KOrganizer appointment dialog. Note that a patient selection dialog may appear if the identifying information is ambigous.
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<h2 class="twikinetRoundedAttachments"><span class="twikinetHeader"><a name="Terminiko_support"></a> Terminiko support </span></h2>
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This will work under Windows and (still partially) under Wine.
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Currently, you will have to manually start Terminiko. Upon startup or whenever you go to <em>Extras</em>, <em>BDT-Import</em> Terminiko will read the current patient from GNUmed if <a href="LegacyAppTerminiko.html" class="twikiLink">properly configured</a>.
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