Lately I’ve used a few of these Brother MFC-8910DW Printers in the home office and small branch office use. Printing speed is 42 Page per minute, automatic duplex is available to save paper. Scan to email, and fax round out the features that most of my clients are looking for.
A client mentioned that he didn’t have any buttons when attempting to print a SoftPro ProForm Enterprise 6.2 report. I’ve seen those buttons move around before and never much cared at the time. Today it mattered, here’s what I found
From time to time I need a formula to convert a database stored state letter into a state name. Replace Search.StateLet with your database column. This formula is setup to work with a SoftPro ProForm Report.
Today a client asked if we could add $7.00 to the first page of all Mortgage Recording fees in the state of California. There are 58 counties in California, some of them have multiple entries for varying costs.
For years I’ve wanted to document all the field codes in a ProForm file. A while back, I decided to build a set. After much troubleshooting I got a system running that completed the job on a file in a bit over 24 hours constant processing.
There are a few options for the SoftPro ProForm user to use a calendar. SoftPro has 2 methods of which the 360 send to Exchange method looks like the best. As far as I can tell it nicely sends closing information to a shared Exchange calendar for wide consumption. There is also a different calendaring package built into the program. Both of these solutions required too many clicks for my clients so ProCal was born. ProCal has been replaced with the Calendar Robot an even better tool which sends updates to Exchange.
SoftPro 360 displays an error “Application attempted to perform an operation not allowed by the security policy.” in System.Security.Permissions.SecurityPermission, mscorlib. This issue with Roaming Profiles can be solved by creating a SoftPro360.config file in the SoftPro Client Folder