Drag and drop the folder into the Secure Med window.
Secure Med shows previews on the left, and the first form on the right.
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Note: Secure Med will need your permission to read and write image files on your disk. More...
Secure Med does not overwrite the original scans. It processes copies of your files, and saves them in the folder you specify. (If you are processing a folder named "PatientData", you could save the results in "PatientData-NoSSN".)
Why does Java give a "Security Warning" when I install Secure Med?
Secure Med will need to access your hard drive. More... Secure Med reads the image files you drag-and-drop into its window, and writes revised image files to the folder you specify.
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