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In article <[log in to unmask]>, Paul J Scott <[log in to unmask]> writes >In article <[log in to unmask]>, Tim Walter ><[log in to unmask]> writes >[SNIP] >> >>I would appreciate an EASY way of being notified of any changes/updates >>that occur, I think there is a way already but I haven't been able to >>find it so far. >> >>eg an email type message saying look at page 1234 for new info on >>hepatitis b or some such. Somehing that comes to me rather than needing >>to be searched out too much > >I agree, an easier way to be told of updates would be an improvement. >At present if you type Update on the keyword line and hit F4 you will >get a list of updates, but this requires an "intervention" on the part >of the user. > >One problem with an email message is that there may be 20+ updates every >2 weeks. The user may become immune to the constant reminders and so >stop bothering with seeing what the updates are about. > >Regards, I think having the ability to alert users of a recent update within the "chapter" - ie gynaecology would be useful, but the update automatically overwrite the text - so what you read is always the most up-to-date version. If the user "logs on" we are discussing the possibility of recording the pages read and getting PGEA points automatically?? We desperately need to plug "holes" in Mentor so please E-Mail me with any details so that they can be rapidly filled - fax 01643 707921 if you prefer. -- Huw Thomas %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%