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Alton
12-18-2009, 02:22 PM
Thanks Thomas for getting this out and so fast! I know the scrolling fix should enable me to finish a couple of my bigger projects in the next couple of days. That means a lot. Anyway, we appreciate it.
Alton

nealtucker
12-18-2009, 03:13 PM
Thanks Thomas for getting this out and so fast! I know the scrolling fix should enable me to finish a couple of my bigger projects in the next couple of days. That means a lot. Anyway, we appreciate it.
Alton

Same here, that's a great enhancement Thomas as is the multi user support, Thanks for another great update.

TigerSoftware
12-18-2009, 03:27 PM
I like how the multi turned out. It was a real pain to figure out how to implement.

Thanks for sticking with me everyone. :) We have come a long way!

It feels good to finally have everything implemented that was originally planned.

Now I want to focus on adding more advance property editors and make the importing a little more dynamic.



Thomas

DonPassino
12-18-2009, 06:14 PM
Thanks Thomas!

Updated, and so-far no problems.

Took a quick look at the multiuser module, and it looks straightforward. Also looks like a way to backup the data, since the data can be in a known location.

Now I need to get back working with the reports module to figure that out.

Don.

TigerSoftware
12-18-2009, 06:44 PM
Thanks Thomas!

Updated, and so-far no problems.

Took a quick look at the multiuser module, and it looks straightforward. Also looks like a way to backup the data, since the data can be in a known location.

Now I need to get back working with the reports module to figure that out.

Don.

The multi user stuff will allow the person to choose between working on a networked database or local. Eventually I will have sync logic built in so they can synchronize their local database with the networked one. Great for sales people or people that want to work at home.

Bad for me since it is a lot of work. :)

I am still working on the backup and restore. Backing up is easy. Restoring it somewhat problematic.


Thomas