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ginawendelin Member Essentials For Safety and Performance... Posts: 68 Gender:	User Defined Reports 02/21/06 at 11:59:18 My user defined reports arent working in the SO or SA module. I get the following error: This is not a TAS Premier 7i program. You may need to recompile this program. NOTE: A copy of TP7RUNTIME.EXE may remain in memory if this was run from TAS Pro 7. What does this mean? ???
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Lynn_Pantic Administrator evolution (n) - gradual change to a different form Posts: 5663	Re: User Defined Reports Reply #1 - 02/21/06 at 17:42:17 Make sure your menu is callint the T6... program name and not the BK... program name.
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ginawendelin Member Essentials For Safety and Performance... Posts: 68 Gender:	Re: User Defined Reports Reply #2 - 02/22/06 at 13:32:29 Excuse my ignorance, but how do I know if the menu is calling the right program name?
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Re: User Defined Reports
Reply #3 - 02/22/06 at 13:55:12

Quote from ginawendelin on 02/22/06 at 13:32:29:

Excuse my ignorance, but how do I know if the menu is calling the right program name?

TAS-G You will have to check or change all the users that need access. Highlight the user name, hit the edit button. Go to the menu lines tab. go to the program you are trying to call SA-M or whatever and you will see the program it is calling. You can edit it if need be.

John

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I love your avitar. My buddie has those in his GlassAir. Amaizing how well they slow down those slippery little babies!!!!!

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ginawendelin Member Essentials For Safety and Performance... Posts: 68 Gender:	Re: User Defined Reports Reply #4 - 02/22/06 at 14:42:51 Thanks for the help John! P.S. SpeedBrakes are awesome, glad your buddie likes them!
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Re: User Defined Reports
Reply #5 - 02/22/06 at 17:55:01

You can also go to TAS-G, click the Change Prg Name in the upper right,enter the current name (BKSAM.RUN) and then what it should be (T6SAM.RUN) and all menus will be chenged. There is a utility (UT-A, program T6MENUUTIL.RWN) that changes a bunch of them - if you had the original TAS6 Evolution and now have Evo-ERP, it was a step in the conversion that has been left out of recent update instructions because I figured everybody had already converted and run it but it will not hurt anything to run it again.

My 16 year old son starts driving this year - you make those SpeedBrakes for cars?? Shocked

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ginawendelin Member Essentials For Safety and Performance... Posts: 68 Gender:	Re: User Defined Reports Reply #6 - 02/23/06 at 15:41:48 Thanks, that worked great! Sorry no Speedbrakes for the car. 16 year old driving, now that's scary! You dont need Speedbrakes as long as you remember the older the car the slower it goes. My old Ford Festiva topped out at about 45 before the doors started shaking, now that'll keep you from speeding! Good luck!
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