Today I needed a digression to give my brain a rest. So I went looking for a decent blog post, and ran across this note, from something I was doing in March 2011. The question that needs answered is how do I print only files that don’t have a specific tracking item.
The 2013 SoftPro Conference just ended. This year attendance showed the return trend to the levels that we’re accustom to seeing is moving along nicely. The general sessions filled a large room near it’s capacity. There were the usual Select and Classic courses tracks, with what I thought was a pretty even attendance to both tracks.
There are things that need checked after converting a database from Access to SQL with SoftPro Standard. I’ve been through a couple of these, there are things to watch out for. Once the data is converted and with each database showing no unfixed issued during the conversion process, there are some additional items that need done, or checked.
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.