I am having such a blonde day!  While at the training session I tried to edit the forms for a shipping label - now I am back at the office asking myself how did I do that.  When I go to the System Manager menu, TAS-M I get an access violation error that I cannot get around.  I did it in class so I am guessing either something is wrong with my system now (having a few other bugs come up after changing from running a local version for testing at training to back to the client server version...)  or I have completely lost my mind...lol
 
Is there another way to edit the forms in EVO - better yet, thoughts on why TAS-M is giving me the groovy error?
 
Thanks in advance for helping the tired blonde!
 
Laurie Burns
Excel Connection USA

But if you don't want to update (don't ask me why you wouldn't, just if) you can still edit forms - you just need to do it the old way. Don't remember the details, but it involved starting DBA with a different EVO that wouldn't do email. Then you could start the forms editor, leave it open when you closed the alter EVO and restart good EVO.
 
Get the update.

I haven't figured out my problem yet when editing forms, but it only works if I am logged in to my PC as system administrator.  Everyone else gets a violation.

Changed permissions to full control (was almost to that level before) as well as tried logging in as the administrator - no luck  
 
Argh!  Any other ideas?  Thanks for all of the ideas though - the assistance has been greatly appreciated!
 
Laurie

Thanks everyone!  Seems that several files were corupt - reinstalling the update and a few gentle nudges to the server and the editor seems to be working well now....thanks again!
 
Laurie