Sorry about the inadvertent double-report (564310), I was having trouble with
reportbug
The posted wishlist items came from a consideration of workflow, where a health
provider (e.g. doctor) could receive -- either through the mail, or via fax, or
even an efax, a printed report which can often pertain to more than one patient.
In order to not let such important matters fall between the cracks, it would be
invaluable to be able to:
- efficiently process each newly-digitized paper document (or pre-digitized
file), and completion of each set of tasks on the file, to be able to e.g.
relocate (move) the original digital document to some other directory so it can
be clear that it had been taken care of. That is where comes the idea of being
able to link gscan2pdf to a shell script file
- in a medical practice setting, all steps to avoid human error are hugely
helpful which is why (within gscan2pf) any settings that can be initiated after
opening gscan2pdf but prior to even processing or saving a file, optionally
auto-opening at startup as a user-option, would be helpful until such time as
such settings could be saved when quitting gsan2pdf and auto-loaded on the next
opening.
The original medical records (EMR) application developer list posting in which
this was elaborated was:
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/gnumed-devel/2010-01/msg00044.html
Thanks so much
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