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Can't see why it would - all the data we manipulate using their software belongs to us, not them.
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Is anyone able to share the secret of how to cut and paste from traditional SEMS? Or found a way to re-map key-stokes (eg, to avoid using E for <Enter> etc.)? “Upgrading” like this makes a lot more sense than forking out Kilo-bucks for a new system. It also gives all that data a continued lease of life, I would have thought. 
If you don't inspect ... don't expect.
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I have a few ideas of what I'd like to do with SEMS, but none of them involve giving it a continued lease of life! 
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Thanks for that helpful comment, Mate. The point is that, given the never-ending shortage of funding within the NHS, sometimes you need to do more with less, as it were. Or at least make the best of a bad job!
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OK ... many years later ... did version 6 (7,8?) ever materialise? Has anyone got a kind word to add ... or is SEMS now well and truly buried in the past? 
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