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By EMail:
General: lantica@lantica.com
Sales: sales@lantica.com
Customer Service: customer_service@lantica.com
Technical Support: support@lantica.com
Webmaster: site@lantica.com

By Telephone:
From the Continental United States
General: (800) 410-6315
Sales: (800) 410-6315
Customer Service: (800) 410-6315
Technical Support: (800) 293-9549

From outside the Continental United States
General: +1 215-598-8419
Sales: +1 215-598-8419
Customer Service: +1 215-598-8419
Technical Support: +1 330-527-0344

By Mail:
Lantica Software, LLC
PO Box 27
Penn's Park, PA 18940
USA

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I have experimented with using the @sendmail command with a command button. The basic flow was that a patient would call a central call center from there home or Drs Office. The rep on the phone would collect the necessary information and schedule the patient at a specific location. The rep would press the command button and based on the facility location element an e-mail was generated to that location with the patient data and all necessary information. By the time the patient could hang up the phone and drive to the location the office was already aware of there arrival with all the needed patient data. I was pretty much successful at getting all this to work.

Robert Scott
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