When you install UpToDate, the installer automatically creates a
shortcut to UpToDate in your Start menu and on the desktop. If you
don't see a shortcut to UpToDate, please follow these instructions to
create a shortcut on the desktop:
Click on the Start menu.
Click on All Programs.
Click on the UpToDate folder.
Right-click on the UpToDate icon.
A drop-down menu will appear.
Select Create Shortcut.
A new icon will appear on the list.
Drag this new icon to your desktop and release the mouse
button.
If you don't see the UpToDate icon when you
click on the UpToDate folder, then there was a problem with your
installation. We recommend you remove UpToDate from your machine and
re-install the software.
If you cannot print text or pictures or the ability to print is inconsistent, the most common resolution is to update the printer driver. You should go to your printer manufacturer's website and download the newest driver for their printer. Once the new driver is installed, you should restart your computer and try printing again.
If updating the driver is unsuccessful, the following options may be helpful.
Save the article or graphic to the desktop and minimize UpToDate. Open the article on the desktop and print.
OR
Copy and paste the text from the UpToDate article into a word processing document and print.
Several factors can cause UpToDate to run more slowly than
expected.
The most likely cause is an anti-virus program. You should
temporarily disable the anti-virus program before starting UpToDate to
see if that will improve the application's performance.
Likewise, other applications that are running while UpToDate is
running may slow your computer down and impede performance.
Please note: You do not need to delete your old
version of UpToDate to install the next release.
To uninstall UpToDate from a Windows PC:
Ensure there is a valid network connection from your Windows PC to the
internet to allow transfer of your CME credits to your online account.
Login to the UpToDate desktop application and make note of your current CME credits.
Go to www.uptodate.com and login to your account.
Verify that your CME credits have been uploaded to your online account.
On your Windows PC, choose Control Panel from the Start menu.
Windows XP — Double-click on the Add/Remove
Programs icon.
Windows Vista and Windows 7 — Click on Programs and Features.
Click on UpToDate from the list to highlight it. The following
example is for Windows XP.
Windows XP — Click Change/Remove.
Windows Vista and Windows 7 — Click Uninstall/Change.
Follow the steps for uninstalling the program.
Close all open windows.
Windows XP — Double-click the My Computer icon.
Windows Vista and Windows 7 — Choose Computer from the Start menu.
Double-click on the drive on which UpToDate is installed
(typically the C drive).
Windows XP — Double-click on the Program Files
folder.
Windows Vista and Windows 7 — Double-click on the Users folder and then
double-click on the folder with your user name.