AcuGraph 5 Video Training: Cover Page

Editor’s Note: This post references AcuGraph 5, which has been succeeded by AcuGraph CS. The clinical concepts discussed remain applicable to current practice.

Setting Up Custom Cover Page

In this tutorial we’re going to walkthrough how to add a Custom Cover Page to your AcuGraph reports. Whether you’re going to print or email the report, having a custom cover page gives you a professional image, increases the attractiveness of your report and makes a great marketing tool. We highly recommend you do this. Step 1 is to create your own custom cover page. You can do that in Microsoft Office, OpenOffice, Pages or whatever word processing office application you like for designing documents. Once you’ve created it, save it as a pdf. Once you have the PDF ready to go, click on Settings in AcuGraph. AG Settings Go to Reports and under Custom Cover Page there is an option to browse your computer and select your new cover page. Browse and select the file you have prepared and a pop-up will show that the custom page has been saved. Reports Saved custom pop-up Now when you select a patient and print/email his/her graph, check the box to include your Custom Cover Page on the report. It will show as page 1 of the report. Custom report with cover page So it’s just that simple, create the custom cover page you would like for your clinic, and add it to your patient reports on the fly!

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Dr. Adrian Larsen

Adrian P. Larsen, D.C., F.A.S.A., C.Ac.
Dr. Adrian P. Larsen is the President and Founder of Miridia Technology, where he combines his expertise in acupuncture and technology to develop innovative tools that help practitioners deliver better care and improve patient outcomes. Passionate about blending traditional healing wisdom with modern technology, Dr. Larsen has played a key role in advancing electroacupuncture and digital meridian analysis for practitioners around the world.

Dr. Larsen and his wife are enjoying a new season of life as most of their seven children are now grown and married, and they are the proud grandparents of five grandchildren.

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