INSight Control Menu
This topic last opened by author on September 29, 2005 at 4:28 PM.
The INSight Control Menu is a pane that contains several areas with command buttons, information about the patient, and other details and controls. There are three major formats, the Full Patient Control Menu, the Shrunken Patient Control Menu and the Scheduling Control Menu.
Tip: The Control Menu is also called the Patient Control Menu, Scheduling Control Menu, Left Pane, and Right Pane. Although sometimes used as synonyms for the INSight Control Menu, the Menu Tree and Wizard Control Menus are actually components of the INSight Control Menu.
Manipulating the Control Menu:
To move the INSight Control Menu from the left side of the window to the right side, use Flip Control Menu.
To shrink
the Control Menu so only the Account Number displays, click Shrink
Menu 
. See
the Shrunken Control Menu Section below for details.
Control Menu Formats
To see more information about the...
Full Patient Control Menu, click More.
The Patient Control Menu is displayed during Patient Entry, Inquires, Charge Entry, and Payment Entry.
Example:
To see
detailed instructions for each section or field name in the examples below,
the cursor becomes a hand 
when you position the cursor
over the field or section. Click
once to display the associated topic. Or,
you can click the hyperlink next to the associated area.
Shrunken Patient Control Menu, click More.
The Shrunken Control Menu provides the largest amount of window space as possible for data entry.
To shrink the Control Menu, click Shrink
Menu on the Button Bar.
Example:
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To re-display the full Control menu, click the Show
Menu |
To quickly display a menu of frequently used INSight programs, click the Down Arrow button next to the Show Menu button.
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To start a program, click the option in the menu.
To load a patient, enter the Patient Account Number and press [ENTER]. |
Scheduling Control Menu, click More.
The Scheduling Control Menu is displayed during Scheduling.
Example:
To see
detailed instructions for each section or field name in the examples below,
the cursor becomes a hand when you position the cursor
over the field or section. Click
once to display the associated topic. Or,
you can click the hyperlink next to the associated area.
