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Effective Use of Macros, Fragments, and Programs
Type: Webcast
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Effective Use of Macros, Fragments, and Programs
This webcast is appropriate for both Magic and C/S users.
Prerequisites: Intermediate to Advanced NPR Report Writing Skills
Abstract:
Time to take your report writing skills to the next level! This webcast will cover the use of fragments, macros, and program calls within NPR reports. We will discuss what each category entails, and when and how they should be used effectively. Additionally, we will explore scenarios in which fragments, macros, and programs can simplify many complex and challenging tasks for a NPR report writer. In order to effectively utilize macros, this webcast will also teach concepts of programming with the Magic language. The Magic concepts that will be covered include:
- Understanding the Data Structures and the Physical Base
- Magic Programming Conventions
- Arrays
- IF Statements
- Logical Nesting (Do Loops)
- MV Arrays
- Troubleshooting Techniques
- Reading Object Code
Presenter Biography:
Brian Schmit is a skilled Service Specialist for Interface People. The Boston resident has over 13 years experience working as a programmer within the MEDITECH industry, including employment with MEDITECH. An expert NPR Report Writer, Brian also excels at developing Customer-Defined Screens, interfaces and custom applications.
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11:00 am
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12:00 pm
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1:00 pm
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2:00 pm
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3:00 pm
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Date: July 27, 2010
Cost: $100
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