Steps

First, in Windows:

Open a CLI and Navigate to Your Directory

• Open either CMD or PowerShell, using (for example) either WinKey+S or WinKey+R
  followed by the name of the program (and then <Enter> or <Return>).
  
• Navigate to the directory containing the desired log-file.
  
  • The commands dir and cd should be enough for this.
    
  • The argument “..” means “the directory above this one” (e.g., “cd ..” means “go up one folder”).
    
• Run the command python to start the Python interpreter.
  
• If needed, use Windows Explorer to find the log-file you want to analyze,
  and (optionally) copy the filename to the clipboard.
  

Note: You can quit Python at any time using the command “quit()”. If you’ve started Python in the wrong directory, the easiest thing to do is probably to just “quit()” Python, “cd” into the correct folder, then run “python” again.

Then, in Python:

For the Graphical Interface:

Run the following at the Python prompt; you should be able to simply follow the GUI from there if it is working properly:

from qamgr import *
q = GuiQAMgr()

Or, For the Text Interface:

Run the following at the Python prompt:

from qamgr import *
q = QAMgr()

You should be prompted to enter your initials and choose a DICOM RP file. Then simply run the following command:

q.run()

This will automatically complete the process and will prompt you for action when necessary. If you encounter trouble, you may need access to the individual objects; they are described on the next page.

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