Microsoft HealthVault Connection Center Changelog
What's new in Microsoft HealthVault Connection Center 4.1.3104.7102
Nov 10, 2011- The new features in HealthVault Connection Center 4.0 enable storing, accessing, viewing, and sharing medical images, such as X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, ultrasounds, and others. Now you can:
- Upload medical images you’ve received from a healthcare provider to your HealthVault account, where you can access them when you need them.
- Download medical images that your healthcare provider has stored for you in your HealthVault account.
- View medical images you’ve downloaded using image viewing software built into Connection Center.
- Easily burn medical images that you’ve downloaded to disc, so that you can show them to healthcare providers when you’re following up with a specialist or getting a second opinion.
New in Microsoft HealthVault Connection Center 2.3.2269.4912 (Jan 20, 2010)
- HealthVault Connection Center 2.3 provides quick and easy upload of device data to HealthVault and helps you use the data with Web sites and applications that work with HealthVault. This most current release includes the following improvements:
- Many HealthVault compatible devices are now automatically detected by HealthVault Connection Center when they are plugged in. You are then able to easily install the correct driver and use your device.
- There are new features to enable use by people with visual, hearing, mobility, and cognitive requirements. All functions are available through keyboard-only navigation and the on-screen keyboard, and major interactions work with screen readers and other automated tools.
- Previously HealthVault Connection Center could establish access to a HealthVault account only if the account had a Windows Live ID. Now you can use Connection Center with a HealthVault account that has an OpenID.
- HealthVault Connection Center now supports Windows 7 as well as Windows Vista and Windows XP.
New in Microsoft HealthVault Connection Center 2.1 Beta (Jun 22, 2009)
- New uploads from your health and fitness monitoring devices take much less storage in your HealthVault account, so you can take frequent readings from multiple devices and always have plenty of space.
- For each device you use, direct links to Web sites that work with your data make it easier to track your health and fitness and meet your wellness goals.
- A more streamlined HealthVault Weight Gadget (formerly known as HealthVault Gadget) lets you upload your weight in one click from the Sidebar on your Windows Vista desktop.
- You can opt to allow the Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program to send information to Microsoft (anonymously and automatically) about how Connection Center performs on your computer. We aggregate data from all participating users and learn from it to improve future Connection Center releases.
- Also at your option, you can send an error report about any trouble in the installation process. Doing so allows us to send you a solution, if one is available, and make improvements.