Version 1.5.37
Stepped Doses and Prices
A dose written in steps comes back as those steps next time and can also be changed in the preview's medicine editor, medicines whose name ends with a form word like Tablet or F.C or whose salt is spelled two ways such as hemifumarate and fumarate now show their price and price range, the wider dose box shows doses written in words like '1 capsule' or '2 spoons' in full, and "Check for a newer list" now fetches the medicine list with your licence, telling copies without one or with an expired one and keeping the list they have.
Prescribing
- A dose written in steps comes back as those steps next time — '2+0+2 then 1+0+1 · 21 days' — and the steps can now be changed in the preview's medicine editor too.
- Medicines whose name ends with a form word like Tablet or F.C, or whose salt is spelled two ways such as hemifumarate and fumarate, now show their price and price range.
- The dose box is wider, so a dose written out in words like '1 capsule' or '2 spoons' shows in full.
Updates
- "Check for a newer list" now fetches the medicine list with your licence; copies without one, or with an expired one, are told so and keep the list they have.
When the update period ends the software does not stop: the version you have keeps working for good. The drug register arrives separately, so newly registered medicines keep reaching you either way.