Category Archives: Electrophysiology

I’m working on the next version of ClickIt.  ClickIt is an automatic computer document signing program.  It allows batch signing of documents in programs that don’t allow batch signing.  It was originally designed to work with the Allscripts EMR system … Continue reading →

I’ve been spending the last few weeks trying to exorcise a pesky singleton class from EP Simulator. This is the Options class, which contains all the program options that are saved from session to session. There is only one set … Continue reading →

Here’s a rundown of current activity at the EP Studios mothership: EP Office EP Office is the flagship project of EP Studios. Version 1.7 is out and basically is the culmination of the original software, which started out as a … Continue reading →

Just to show that I have been working on this project, here’s another screenshot which I posted at SourceForge. Source code is hosted at GitHub.  I expect to upload Windows and Linux binaries soon for download for those of you … Continue reading →

Progress on EP Simulator is slow. I’ve been working on multiple screen configuration, since the Prucka/GE system runs on two monitors. Anyway, here is a screenshot (on one monitor though).

I spent the weekend not writing code, but thinking about how to organize my code. EP Simulator is a large project written in C++ and utilizing Qt to build its Gui. There are large chunks of code that really have … Continue reading →

Click on the link. An EP recording system running on Linux???

Starting to look like the real thing…