RADAR TUTORIALS PART-12

Accessing Information on the Remedies

RADAR provides a variety of information about the remedies listed in the rubrics. Among the information you can access includes keynotes, families, pictures, authors, etc. All the information can be accessed by double clicking a remedy name within the synthesis. When the Remedy Information Window appears, you have access to all the information about a remedy available in RADAR.

To access information about a remedy:

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Position the mouse pointer over the remedy you wish to investigate and click the Right mouse button. A short cut menu appears.

Choose Remedy Information. -or- Double click the remedy for which you wish additional information.The Remedy Information Window appears:

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The color of the remedy name indicates the degree it appears in the particular rubric in which you double clicked.

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The Keynotes button will open up the RADAR keynotes.

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The Picture button shows potentially many pictures of the remedy in its natural state.

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Authors tells which authors felt it belonged in that particular rubric.

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Family lists in what biological family the substance is classified. It also indicates to which bowel nosodes the remedy is related, in which miasms it has been classified, and related remedies—i.e., which remedies it is followed well by, which ones are similar, and which are complementary.

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Concepts indicates which concepts that remedy appears in.

RADAR has one central location to gain information about remedies through multi-media. This is accessible through the Remedy Information Window. Through this window, you can see pictures of many remedies, hear sound clips from lectures by well known, respected homeopaths and filter the remedies to compare similar remedies—for example, all the Kali’s.

To use Multi-media for remedies:

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In the Repertory View or the Analysis View, position the pointer over the remedy you wish to see. Click the right mouse button. A short cut menu appears.

Choose Pictures. -or- In the Remedy Information Window, click the Pictures button. A window opens with a picture of the remedy.

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Click on the right or left arrow to see additional pictures of the same remedy.

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To look at pictures or hear lectures on other remedies, click the Other Remedies button. The Multimedia for Remedies window opens.

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Double click the remedy name or the number in the picture column to see pictures of other remedies.

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Double click the number in the sounds column to hear a sound clip of a lecture on a particular remedy. The sound clips play through the Windows Media Player.

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To narrow the list of remedies shown or to find a particular remedy, enter the name of the remedy in the Search for Remedies box.

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Click on the Filter button (funnel). The list displays only those remedies that fit the criteria you entered in the Search for Remedies box.

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To remove the filter, click the Remove Filter button. The list appears complete.

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The Multimedia for Remedies window can also be accessed through the menu by selecting View, Remedies Multimedia.

Quick Access to Audio Clips

In addition to going through the Pictures Window and the Remedy Information Window, you can also use the short cut menus to quickly determine whether there is an audio clip available for a particular remedy and listen to it if one has been included. If there is no audio clip available, the Sound Clip option on the short cut menu will be dim. The audio clips on the Short Cut menu are available in the Repertory View and the Analysis View.

To use the Short Cut menu to access Audio Clips:

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Position the mouse pointer over the remedy on which you wish to hear a clip.

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Press the right mouse button. A short cut menu appears. 

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Select Sound clip. Notepad opens up indicating the speakers name and Windows Media Player opens and plays the sound clip.

Go to the Mind, Absentminded rubric.

Locate the remedy APIS and double click it.

Notice the Author is highlighted and Kent appears as an author.

Click on the Picture button. A picture of a honey bee appears.

Close the Picture window.

Click on Family. Scroll through the family options.