Opening a batch file


  1. bonkers72
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    Opening a batch file


    Need some help opening this info on this disk. Has medical info. These are the files on the disk...... Thanks, B-72
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  3. Tookeri
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    I suggest looking at some "readme" information but the only text file visible is AdvancedViewer, so check that first.

    Looking at the files it looks like a "Viewer" application needs to be installed. I'd go with a double-click on the file CommonLaunch (Windows Batch File)
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  4. bonkers72
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    Installed DICOM Viewer. Works like a champ. Thanks.
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