ResScan 3.16

I have a question about ResScan. If you have some data in Archive is there a way you can restore it to the default location? Otherwise move it from archive back to default.

squid13 wrote:I have a question about ResScan. If you have some data in Archive is there a way you can restore it to the default location? Otherwise move it from archive back to default.

What archive?

When I changed machines I started a new patient account for the new machine instead of just continuing on my original patient account like I should of, my mistake. I put into the archive my old readings. Now I would like to bring that archived patient account and merge it back into the default patient account and have it all in one account. For some dumb reason I thought if I changed machines I had to start a new patient account for that machine. I went from a S9 AutoSet to a S9 VPAP BiLevel which I couldn't tolerate and then back to the S9 AutoSet again. I archived the first S9 AutoSet readings but the VPAP and the last machine the S9 AutoSet are all running under one patient account (default) and what I want to do is bring the archived patient account readings into the default account and have everything in one patient account. Is everybody confused now,I hope not.

squid13 wrote:When I changed machines I started a new patient account for the new machine instead of just continuing on my original patient account like I should of, my mistake. I put into the archive my old readings. Now I would like to bring that archived patient account and merge it back into the default patient account and have it all in one account. For some dumb reason I thought if I changed machines I had to start a new patient account for that machine. I went from a S9 AutoSet to a S9 VPAP BiLevel which I couldn't tolerate and then back to the S9 AutoSet again. I archived the first S9 AutoSet readings but the VPAP and the last machine the S9 AutoSet are all running under one patient account (default) and what I want to do is bring the archived patient account readings into the default account and have everything in one patient account. Is everybody confused now,I hope not.

Why is it important to merge them ?

I would like to have all my data under one patient account.

squid13 wrote:I would like to have all my data under one patient account.

I think it can be done but I'll have to check it out later when I get more pressing things finished today. In the meantime try simply copying the older rlk files from the archive into the current patient directory. Don't copy anything else. See what happens.

Interesting to know. When I tried out my backup machine, I entered it as a new patient, guess I didn't need to. Thanks, I'll try just downloading next time.