The user can choose a language for the the user interface.

There are 15 languages to choose from.

Following is the list of available languages with their approximate completion status:

  • English (99.9 %)

  • German (99 %)

  • Spanish (95 %)

  • Italian (80 %)

  • Bahasa Indonesia (80 %)

  • Brazilian Portuguese (75 %)

  • Dutch (Holland) (70 %)

  • Norwegian (70 %)

  • Czech (50 %)

  • French (30 %)

  • Portuguese (20 %)

  • Arabic (20 %)

  • Romanian (10 %)

  • Chinese-simplified (10 %)

  • Polish (7 %)


# Future versions will enable the user to:

 

* edit the chosen language set

* create a totally new language set

 

 # Currently, the user can configure background and font colors and choose between two main display modes.

 


# Future versions (CARE 2x) will enable the user to configure:

 


* job assistants

* help modes and wizards

* level of expertise

* buttons

* databank system (during initial installation)

* main menu items

* functional modules

* menu arrangements

* more display modes

* more functionalities

 

In addition to the usual validation techniques like rejecting alpha characters or out of range numbers in a date entry field, CARE 2002 validates the entered data "smartly".

Examples:

# When the user enters "35" into a date entry field, the validator automatically converts it to "03.05." representing " 3rd of May ". When the user leaves the entry field without entering the year, the program will eventually assume the current year and append it to the date.

# When the user enters "35" into a time entry field, the validator automatically converts it to "03.5" representing " 3 o'Clock and 5.... minutes". When the user leaves the entry field without entering additional number, the validator appends zero to the time. In this case, the time will be "03.50".

# When the user assigns two or more surgeons as the primary operator, CARE 2x will prompt the user that this is normally not allowed and presents the surgeons in a selection list for the user to click the right one.

# When the title for a patient is chosen as Mr., the sex will automatically set to "M" or "male". Conversely, selecting Miss or Mrs. will set the sex to "F" or "female".

Note:

# Most validation routines are done with Javascript.