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# Rediger/Forny/Kopier tid
### Rediger en tid
Tryk F2 for at redigere den aktuelle tid. Samtlige felter på tiden kan redigeres.
### Forny en tid
Tryk F9 for at forny en tid. Patientens CPR-nummer fremkommer i øverste højre hjørne, og tiden indsættes igen med Ins.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Bemærk!**
* Noten kopieres ikke med.
* Når funktionen *Forny* bruges, er patienten kun aktiv i kalenderen. Når kalenderen forlades, skal det derfor sikres, at den patient, du ønsker at arbejde videre med, er den korrekt aktiverede patient i EG Clinea. Dette kan ses i bjælken allerøverst i EG Clinea.
{% endhint %}
### Kopier en tid
Tryk Ctrl+C for at kopiere en tid, og Ctrl+V for at sætte den ind igen.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Bemærk!** Noten kopieres med ved brug af Ctrl+C og Ctrl+V. Det gælder for tider både med og uden patienter.
{% endhint %}
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