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Is it wireless or wired? Configuring the Hardware Environment Extract and QUOTE: please read the rest here This section provides general guidelines for setting up the hardware environment to run the SoftDent software efficiently. Set the monitor’s screen resolution to 1024x768 pixels or higher to properly display the SoftDent software’s information. In addition, set the font size to Small (96 DPI) or Normal (96 DPI), depending on the operating system. Run the SoftDent software only on a wired networking architecture.

Wireless networks have not been tested with the software and are not recommended due to interference and latency issues. Only install the TCP/IP protocol over the network and at each individual computer. Share the SoftDent folder with full permissions and security for everyone using the software.

When using Windows 7 or Windows Vista, make sure that all users executing the SoftDent software have their own user name and password. SoftDent software will not execute properly under a Guest account.

Assign all computers running the SoftDent software to the same domain or workgroup. The PracticeWorks License Server must be run within a session zero setting. The PracticeWorks License Server will not execute properly within a Remote Desktop or terminal services session.

Integration between SoftDent Software and KODAK Dental Imaging Software The prerequisites for setting up KODAK dental imaging software installations are as follows: 1. Install the SoftDent software first. Set the SoftDent software Image Storage Drive default path located under System > Change System Settings > Video Options to a UNC path that is shared through the network with full control. The path should look similar to the following: Global Image DB 0: server 3. Share all locations for previous SoftDent software SDImages and TW images across the network with full control. Hope it helps Merete.

Hi Merete, ok, sorry it took me such a long time. I checked and everything is network just like you advised and seen on the documentation. I didn't setup this server so i'm not sure if it was setup correctly the first time but here is what I have as far as the installs location and share folders. C: SoftDent - shared with full permissions.

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C: SoftDent PWImages Patie nt - here is where the patient images are stored at and it is shared as TW. C: TW - there is also a TW folder on the root of C but this is not shared at all. I have three computers that are setup identically and one opens kodak within Softdent with no problems. The second one opens up but it takes a couple of attempts and it's fraustrating when there are patients. The third one doens't open kodak at all so at this point it's not being used.

The doctor left on vacation for a month so this will now give me time to troubleshoot and get it working properly. Any thoughts? Hello frankbustos I'd look in to the network connections/ 3 computers all the same windows?

Windows 7 home or pro How are the computers connected? Wired or wireless through a router? All the shared folders are in the root of C?

There should be no difference with lan network speed so it must be something on the last computer. The fact the further away the systems are possibly a problem with wireless? So these folders are accessed by the program Softdent on all three computers? Have you run a disc cleanup since working with images can cause a very large temp files and windows will slow down opening them. In my network setup I use the public folder and all three computers here open them same speed wired with a cat 5 ethernet.

Visit the Network pane in Windows Explorer or File Explorer to view other computers sharing files with you. On each computer Open Network and Sharing Center > Change advanced sharing settings.> Enable “network discovery” and “file and print sharing.” windows 7 uses 128 bit sharing. Agree, based on your facts that the first system has no problem the second has a little the 3rd cant access the kodac folder at all? Do you shutdown the systems> Start with comparing settings with the first computer and the last system and what possible settings are different. Was the same proceedure used on the 3rd with installing SoftDent software first? May be of assistance Extract Their original issue was finally resolved by moving to the Client/Server version of Softdent. This was a pricey move but it did resolve things.

This is the situation: My work pc (windows 7) connects to the internet through a proxy server that requires a username/password and i would like to RDP into it from my home pc but i can’t modify proxy configuration so i was thinking that making an ssh tunnel (reverse tunnel really) could work to reach my goal. If not do you know of any product i can use? Do you think your example can be adapted to my scenario? Plink with tun2sock 2017. Firefox 30.0 Windows 7 x64 Edition Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:30.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/30.0 Hi, the scenario you depicted can work trough a proxy that requires authentication?