Type: https://iisynssl.theimaginginstitute.com (see above).
Hit go.

A User Name and Password dialog popup box will be displayed. Enter User Name and Password.

If you are using windows 2000 you will need to specify the domain in the third line of the "connect dialog box", which is "imaginginst."
(New users must request a User Name and Password from the Imaging Institute first.)

You should now see the workstation Code Download banner. Click on the banner once. ( see below).

The download installation will start.

If a security warning displays,
click the box that states -Always Trust Fuji Content.
Click OK

Once the "Installation Successful" message is displayed close the download window. The desktop will now be displayed.
Press F5 to refresh your desktop.
The Synapse icon will now be displayed on your desktop.

Right click on the Synapse icon to display properties.
You must have the following boxes checked.

"Use encrypted communication (https) for images".
"Enable pre-caching images for slow networks".

As an EXISTING USER you can now go to The Imaging Institute Web site (which can be saved in favorites), click on PHYSICIAN/STAFF ACCESS and then double click on EXISTING USER. As a shortcut, you can also double click on the Synapse icon on your desktop. If you have more than one (1) Synapse icon on your desktop (from other imaging centers or hospitals), using The Imaging Institute web site will insure you are connecting to the correct facility.

WARNING
If you already have a synapse icon on your desk top from another imaging center or hospital, adding and using this new link may disrupt your existing connection. Please contact support@theimaginginstitute.com for additional updated information from Fuji regarding this issue.

Once you have logged in, the folders for which you have access will be listed. If you are a referring physician, double click on the My Requests folder and the patient list will be displayed for viewing. Select a patient study and double click to view the images and report.

The Fuji Synapse application does include a help section, which can be opened and viewed by clicking on the help tab at the top of the window.

You may receive a "security information" popup message asking your approval to view both secure and non-secure pages (mixed content). The patient data being sent by the Server is always secure. However, since the Patient Reports Jacket is sent as a pop up, Internet Explorer treats the pop-up as potentially non-secure and requests you to either accept or reject these messages. Please accept these messages.

To avoid repeatedly seeing "security information" boxes, do the following:

Use the Internet Explorer tools menu. Click tools and then Internet Options.

Click the Security Tab (Internet should be highlighted automatically)