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Installation Instructions for the MMEx Client
In order to take full advantage of MMEx's functionality, users must download the MMEx Client.
The MMEx Client will automatically download message attachments to configurable directories on your server where they can be easily imported into your practice management system (Medical Director, Genie, Best Practice, Medtech 32, etc). It also incorporates an email gateway that will translate email messages sent from your email client or practice management system into MMEx messages.
The MMEx Client Installation package can be downloaded within five minutes using the following simple steps.
Step One: On the GSMHN website (http://www.gsmhn.com.au/) go to the Support page. Click on MMEx. The MMEx Client Download page will now appear. Click on Download MMEx Client.
At this point a dialogue box will open asking you to select the program you wish to use to open the file. Windows Explorer is the preffered program. However, you can select another internet browser for the task. Once you have selected your program, click OK.
Figure 1: The GSMHN MMEx Client Download Page.
Step Two: The MMEx Client Setup File will now appear. Double click on the File to activate the MMEx Client Setup Wizard. This may take a few seconds to start running. When the Wizard Box appears, click Next.
Figure 2: Activating the MMEx Installation Wizard
Step Three: You will now be asked to read the Licence Agreement. Once you have finished reading, select the I agree option and click Next.
Figure 3: The MMEx Licence Agreement
Figure 4: The Suite Options Box
Step Four: Make sure that both options are selected when the Wizard asks you to select the MMEx options you wish to install. When both boxes have been selected, click Next.
Step Five: In the Local Account Credentials box, leave the Domain line empty. In the Username Box enter your Username for your computer (NOT your MMEx Username). Now enter your Password for your computer. These are the Username and Password you use to start you computer. Click Next.
Figure 5: Entering your Local Account Credentials
Step Six: The Computer will automatically generate an installation folder for you. If your computer is used by other MMEx users, for example if you only work part-time and share your computer with a colleague, select the Everyone Option. Otherwise, if you are the sole user of your machine select Just Me under the Install MMEx Client for Yourself, or for anyone who uses this computer option. Click Next.
Figure 6: Selecting the Installation Folder
The Client is now ready to be installed. Click Next.
Figure 7: The Confirm Installation Box
Step Seven: Once installed, the Configuration box will ask you to enter your MMEx User Name and Password. Once you have entered your details, press Test, then select the Apply button.
Figure 8: Testing your MMEx Connection
Step Eight: The Client will now seek to establish a location on your computer to store the HL7 and non HL7 documents that are associated with your MMEx account. Both types of documents need to be stored on your machine (See figure 9). To create a storage location click on the Browse button located next to the HL7 directory line. You can now browse for a location where you would like to store your documents. For example, you could create an MMEx folder in your Documents folder on your C drive, where you would normally save word documents and the like. Once you have found a suitable location, click on the Make New Folder button (See figure 10). Name this folder MMEx. Highlight this folder and create a second folder labelled HL7 Directory. Highight the HL7 directory file and click OK.
Figure 9: Establishing an MMEx Storage Directory
Figure 10: Creating Folders for MMEx Documents
Next, click on the browse button next to the Doc directory line and select the MMEx folder you previously created. Click on the Make New Folder button, and title your new folder, Doc Directory. Highlight the Doc Directory folder and click OK. In the MMEx Client configuration Box, click Apply. Finally click OK.
Your MMEx Client has now been installed and should be fully operational.
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