mbcookman
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Yes it was you and thanks: nl/cr is progress for me - I have been blundering around trying to export two carriage returns.
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did you ever resolve those problems and find a way to get a carriage return between exported records on mac ? I have been manually using simple text to put returns and MYOB was ok with that , now I switched to OSX the returns I put in with text edit are not working. m
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I'm using FM 5.0v1 on macintosh I have the main database open to users group with limited acces (thats working fine) I need to share via web companion to the same users group . The database only shows up in users browser window if the main db is fully open (all access allowed) is this just hard cheese? , does a newer version of fm solve this problem.
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Hi Elvis 2 and a half years eh...... a long time get your reply! I have been Ill , no excuse I know. Yes I was trying to print a label from FM record on the machine with FM installed via a web companion browser button: Its only to generate address labels : I would like the user to create a new FM record from his browser and print it remotely on the same machine that is hosting the database. Im still using FM 5.01 v1 see ya !
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I have been using FM vers 5 to run an intranet based phone book and worksheet (plus a few other databases) it works great . I need to initiate printing to a remote printer from a browser button. Is this possible ... any tips on where I start? Everything is mac based , the printer I want to use is a dymo label writer, USB shared . regards Mark Cookman
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I have a similar scenario FM 5.0.1 and mac G3 OS 9.2.1 lots of HD space and plenty of ram assigned to FM: The web pages stopped serving for no apparent reason about three weeks ago , they work again if FM is restarted but seem to stop after a few hours. After checking all I could think of I upgraded to FM 5.0.3 and downgraded to OS 9.1 . Things are now back as they were I am going to trash FM preferences and maybe try a re- install . Mark