Depends on what ports you have on laptop and type of cable you have on the screen...sm
Posted By: typinlikemad on 2009-03-03
In Reply to: Computer screen ? - tiredtyper
Subject: Depends on what ports you have on laptop and type of cable you have on the screen...sm
If you have the matching ports and cables, I believe you can do this. I use my regular sized kb on my daughter's laptop all the time. Should be the same concept? If your screen has a usb cable, plug it into the laptop usb port. The laptop should recognize the new hardware and "install" it.
If you have a parallel port, the kind with the prongs that insert into the tower and then screws to tighten, you may have to install a parallel port into your laptop. Don't know if this is as easy to do as on a desktop or not.
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Subject: Blood type and screen is *O positive negative.* Hemoglobin... sm
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Subject: Depends on the type of letter
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Subject: Usually depends on the type of report
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Subject: I type CT head all the time but I guess it depends sm
on the sentence and client's preferences. 
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Subject: s/l screen-7...
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Subject: Look at the bottom of your Word screen....sm
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Depends....
Subject: Depends....
I have an ortho doc that insists on using it the way the dictionary shows it, follow-up. He is not of old school, very young and a professor. Says it is his biggest pet peeve to see it ever used without the hyphen, and doesn't care much for BOS rules.
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think it depends on where you are...sm
Subject: think it depends on where you are...sm
like colour/color, theatre/theater, etc. i think "hiccups" is more common in usa.
Depends...sm
Subject: Depends...sm
It honestly depends on your employer's guidelines. Check with your Editor/QA staff. Sometimes there is just no way to make a doc make sense on paper without changing everything around and so it's easier just to really type verbatim; some docs only need a tweak here and there, so you really need to find out what 'verbatim' means as applied to the account you are working on.
Depends
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leeway you have. With the comma there, it looks strange. If you have to transcribe verbatim, I would put a hyphen....thus, * New patient - arm pain...* If you have more leeway you could make a sentence * This is a new patient with a chief complaint of arm pain *. If that is too much and looks like you are padding lines, then you could try just * New patient with arm pain *
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Depends -- sm
Subject: Depends -- sm
I think it depends on the state where you want the information.
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On the other hand, Arizona has only the doctors in its doctor database, and you have go to the Arizona physical therapist site to search for them.
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it depends
Subject: it depends
It depends on if it is modifying something.
The diameter of the wound is 1 cm.
There is a 2-cm length length discrepancy.
That's how I decide whether to hyphenate or not. On plural numbers, you can something tell if it should be hyphenated if it is said singular - i.e. six centimeters = 6 cm or six centimeter difference 6-cm difference
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Depends
Subject: Depends
Depends on the client preference. Generally, cardiorenal is accepted. Otherwise, it would be cardiac renal. I think he was just tripping.
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