I apologize to those non-Eye people but this may be “Greek” to you…
When you print a prescription, a pop-up appears. Here the form is still active and if you need to (as examples) alter an add from the manifest or tweak a cylinder because the patient likes the original vs manifest, you can do it here. You can write whatever you want before it is printed. When you do print this form it is actually stored separately from whatever you came up with as a manifest (or cycloplegic etc whatever you are dispensing from)…
Near vision is present in each type of Rx - Wear, MR, and AR. There is no near VA for cycloplegic (makes no sense really to have that now does it?). I ran out of room in the CTL section should you be fitting bifocal/monovision lenses but there is an adequate space in the Comments field to add this info…
All VAs are in the summary Visual Acuity panel also.
Perhaps you mean you would like to see Near VA in the smaller Vision box (what I call the Vitals row)?
That can be done however each field here is directly linked to its counterparts across the form - if you change an acuity here, it is directly reflected in its corresponding panel and in the summary Visual Acuity panel… So it is not really just a simple field change…
Note if you play with this small vision panel (in the Vitals row) you will see you can alternate display acuities between sc/cc/PH and AR/MR/CR. If there is a consensus that Near be included here instead of one of the others, it can be done. But then which one? I would assume the PH could be replaced with ccNear, but which one of those - you can add up to four pairs of Wear/Current Rxs, one Manifest, and an AR??? For some, like retina and cataract surgeons PH is important too. Not to mention PAM, BAT and Contrast which are available in the summary Vision Panel.
I tried to write so it makes sense and is useful to most people out of the box. In short, this is just programming and it’s opensource - you can have it anyway you like it… And any advances to the form can be shared back to the rest of us…