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Administration
Set up Pracsoft, manage configuration, user records, back ups and other maintenance.
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Printer Settings
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Administration
Set up Pracsoft, manage configuration, user records, back ups and other maintenance.
- Practice Configuration for Pracsoft-only Users
- Practitioner and User Records
  Thre are two types of user in Pracsoft: User and Practitioner.
- Password Management
- Settings
  - Global Settings
    Configuration settings that apply across Pracsoft are included in Gloabal Settings.
  - Printer Settings
    - Allocating Printers to Specific Tasks
    - Printing Accounts and Receipts
      Typically account and receipt data is printed on plain paper or your preprinted stationery.
    - Medicare PC1
      Medicare PC1 data is printed on preprinted stationery, supplied by Medicare Australia.
    - Medclaims Reports / Labels / Medicare Australia Online
    - Other Options
    - Printing Labels
  - User Settings
  - Workstation Settings
    Configure Billing and Online Claiming settings for your Pracsoft database.
- Linking Pracsoft with Clinical
  Link MedicalDirector Pracsoft with Clinical to enable patient demographic updates and immunisation data to be transferred between them.
- MedicalDirector Automatic Updates
- Maintenance Utilities
- Pracsoft System Requirements
  This information applies to Pracsoft 4.3.
- Backup and Restore
- PKI NASH and Location Certificates Expiring 2022
- Service Improvement Program

Other Options

Set the options as required with note to the following:

Orientation - some preprinted stationary such as 'PC1' and 'Medclaims' forms must be printed in Landscape orientation.
The 'Horizontal Offset' is distance from the left margin (in millimetres) before printing on the first line. Alter this setting until the information is printed in the box fully.
The 'Vertical Offset' is the amount (in millimetres) to roll down before printing on the first line. Adjust the Vertical Offset until it is printing in the correct position.
The 'Vertical Scale Factor' is usually set at 1. A change is only required if the line spacing is not correct for your printer.