Special software for medical records on disk? Any other way to view?
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It might be a Mac disc your machine is windows
or vice-versa, there are ways to read the disc
in another formatted system.
You would be advised to consult "Google", there
are lots of ways, if you have windows, then you
need a copy of HFS Readerto see a mac disc, I
am not sure about the other way.
Mike.
or vice-versa, there are ways to read the disc
in another formatted system.
You would be advised to consult "Google", there
are lots of ways, if you have windows, then you
need a copy of HFS Readerto see a mac disc, I
am not sure about the other way.
Mike.
retiredtraveler
Senior Member
You need to know how the disk was created in the first place. That is, what software and operating system before you can start figuring out how to view.
That said, has he tried opening with Adobe Acrobat Reader which is software that will interpret and format a great many PDF formats (if that applies).
That said, has he tried opening with Adobe Acrobat Reader which is software that will interpret and format a great many PDF formats (if that applies).
In Windows 10 go to for manager. Click on the disk drive and check the file names. Should have a name followed by a period, then a letter extension. Example
Record12.pdf
Record12.Txt
Record12.doc
The pdf tells me it's adobe
The txt tells me it is a text file.
And the doc tells me Microsoft Word file.
If windows can't read the disk. Then it might be a apple or Mac format.
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Record12.pdf
Record12.Txt
Record12.doc
The pdf tells me it's adobe
The txt tells me it is a text file.
And the doc tells me Microsoft Word file.
If windows can't read the disk. Then it might be a apple or Mac format.
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