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Hi there, There’s actually a few ways to print in Method, but there is no such thing as a Send to Printer action. On the flip side, here are some ways that you can print something from Method.  If you’re looking at printing a report, then you can create a Print Preview button that opens another screen with the report object on it.  ...

Hi Deanne, The Field Services App for Method is just about done!  The word around here is approximately 2-3 weeks while we work to add a few new features before its release. Thanks,

2009 is here and if you haven’t jumped on the band wagon with using RSS feeds it’s about time you got started.  Our blog has been around since 2007 and something I’ve noticed is that a large percentage of consultants, accountants, and clients have no clue what an RSS feed is, what its benefits are and how to set it up.  ...

 I was able to reproduce this error again. Here is what I did: I created a new table I created a new field in that table (however, unbeknownst to me the field name that I tried to use is a reserved word and therefore was not able to be added. I then tried to insert records into the new table (obviously not going to work because the field ...

How can you print from Method?  I want to create a print button.

Good Morning, Is there an anticipated release date for the Field Services Edition?    

Hi Rod, My testing shows that the Character Function issue of data being resaved as an action result that calls upon itself is now resolved.  I can now select Type In and assign a value that doesn't get wiped after saving. Please let me know if this doesn't function properly for you now! Cheers!

Hi Rod, As for the Format field, this functionality is not yet currently running.  It's been built into the system purposely because it will eventually function.  We have plans of getting that up and running ASAP and will let you know once it's functioning.  At that time we'll also inform you how to enter the ...

 Thank you!  Rod

Oh I see...  Sorry, my error in my reading your response.  Yes, you are right... the logic you state is correct.  The Yes/No: starts with ? line being resaved to the Action Result ArmAcct WILL INDEED always result as True; thus comparing itself against itself.  This seems to be an issue on the site that we will adjust ...