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Introduction to ProImage Software<br />

The software is designed to make it easy and efficient to capture, store, search, annotate and maintain veterinary<br />

dental radiographs and video images. It is simple to use with digital X-ray such as the <strong>EVA</strong> Vet Digital Imaging<br />

System or intraoral cameras. Video image management will be discussed in the video manual. Using the<br />

software modules will help the veterinary dental professional communicate with pet owners and provide them<br />

with proposed treatments. It is an important aid to motivate pet owners to adhere to the treatment plan. It will<br />

also enable pet owners to see progress. By utilizing before and after images, they will feel confident they have<br />

participated in the right decision for their pet's oral care.<br />

By using a computer and software to capture radiographs and images, the veterinary dental professional gains<br />

considerable flexibility and control over those images. Images may be stored at a fraction of the cost of hard<br />

copies. Image appearance such as size, color, brightness and contrast may be adjusted. Helpful diagnostic tools<br />

such as zoom and invert will display anatomical structures from a different viewpoint.<br />

The simplicity of the user interface makes the software practical for any office staff to use. By keeping the number<br />

of different screens within the software to a minimum, the software is easy to learn. There are few screens to<br />

navigate and many functions can be done with just one click of the mouse.<br />

Installing Software from the supplied CD<br />

If Autorun is enabled on the host computer, the <strong>Installation</strong> Wizard will pop up automatically and guide the<br />

installation process. Otherwise:<br />

1) Quit all other programs which are running.<br />

2) Insert the CD into your CD ROM drive.<br />

3) Choose Run from the Start Menu. The Run dialog box will appear.<br />

4) Enter the letter of the drive which corresponds to the CD ROM drive (normally the "D" drive), followed by<br />

a colon and a backslash, then the word “setup.exe” and click OK. (Example: D:\setup.exe)<br />

The Setup Wizard will start.<br />

5) Follow the Setup Wizard instructions. Read each screen carefully then click Next to continue to the next<br />

screen. The installation software will select a default directory for the program. If a different directory is<br />

desired, type in the new path of the folder when the Install Location screen comes up. On the last<br />

screen, the Setup Wizard will report that the setup is complete.<br />

6) Check the indicated box if you want the software to start when the setup wizard is complete.<br />

7) An <strong>EVA</strong> Vet/ProImage icon will appear on your desktop screen.<br />

Starting the Software<br />

Double Click on the <strong>EVA</strong> Vet/ProImage Icon on the Windows Desktop.<br />

As in other computer programs using Windows based software, a single left mouse click is the standard method<br />

for selection of a function or step. When necessary, a right mouse click is specified.<br />

Additionally, many functions can be accessed using a "Hot Key". Hot Keys are identified by the underlined letter<br />

in a menu bar or drop down menu. They are not case sensitive.<br />

To use a hot key on a menu bar or button, press and hold the "Alt" key on your keyboard while pressing the<br />

corresponding underlined letter.<br />

To use a hot key on a drop down menu, only press the corresponding underlined letter. The "Alt" key is not<br />

required.<br />

The ProImage Software should now be ready to use.<br />

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