EARLY ACCESS ONLY
Important Note: An updated acquisition agent may be required for features in this release. For instructions on checking for updates, refer to the “Updating the acquisition agent” Help topic.
Keep Pan from Blocking AI Panel
After you zoom in on an image being viewed, instead of the pan window appearing when you position your pointer over the area where the pan window should appear, the pan window appears when you position your pointer over the zoom controls on the toolbar. This prevents the pan window from blocking part of the AI panel when you don’t want it to.
Pearl Tab of AI Panel Restored
In the previous release, the Pearl tab of the AI panel was removed temporarily. With this release, it is available again.
Fixes
This release resolves the following issues:
- In the Modality View, if you reset the Intraoral X-ray “More Options” dialog box to default and then cancel it, the previous X-ray series settings fail to repopulate until you navigate away and return to the modality. (IMG-1415)
- When you scale the browser window near minimum resolution, older patient exams become inaccessible within the claim attachment dialog box. (IMG-1468)
- Images already attached to a claim fail to load when you attempt to view them again in the claim attachment dialog box. (IMG-1469)
- In offline mode, clicking the gear icon in the Modality or Exam View does not open the image history view settings dialog box. (IMG-1480)
- During acquisition with a phosphor plate device, rotating an image that was previously flipped horizontally or vertically causes it to rotate in the opposite direction of the chosen control button. (IMG-1512)
- In the Modality View, after you use the keyboard arrow keys to navigate images, opening the “More Options” menu for the Intraoral X-ray or Intraoral Color modality causes the pop-up menu to render behind the images. (IMG-1538)
- Attempting to log in to 3Shape from the acquisition agent’s Preferences menu triggers a “something went wrong” error instead of loading the sign-in form. (IMG-1544)
- Hiding the left-hand panel in the AIDE display prevents the view from properly adjusting to the available space, leaving visible gaps on the right side of each window. (IMG-1569)