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    10.13-12

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  1. Platform: MacOS (10-13) FMP/RT: 16 Use is specifically targeted to Runtimes. (yes, I know they are deprecated, but one can still create them) Is there a way to install the JRE for 360 works (specifically ScriptMaster) in such that all users automatically see the install and do NOT download? Need to work around download blockades at customer sites. Currently, each user has to download the JRE file on launch. This is an issue in that some clients block downloads from the web for apps. I'd like to install the java runtime with the app so every user can just open the app and use it without downloading the JRE. In Windows, there's a C:\ProgramData\360Works folder where the install can be put for every user. It would be nice to have a [HD]/Library/Application Support/360Works folder that worked the same way. When I created one in there and deleted the User one, the plugin downloaded the JRE again.
  2. I'm running FMPA 16.02.205 and ScriptMaster 5.05 in MacOS 10.12.6. ScriptMaster doesn't retain the activation state from one start of the app to another. It's not totally consistent either. Any ideas why the activation of the plug-in isn't being retained between app restarts?
  3. Make sure the ScriptMaster Plugin is in the Extensions folder of your Runtime.
  4. If you separate the incoming values for the fields with return(s), each line is treated as a separate checked box when looked at with the Checkbox field type. If the data is strung on the same line, it won't match any predefined values for the check boxes and therefore nothing will be checked.
  5. Thomas, Addressing your table to table import: Import records from the open file specifying the source table and the target table, set the fields to match and you are off. It works brilliantly for me (if I may say so). You might use the "fmnet://.fp7" file designation since you have the file open and that way it isn't looking for a file in some specific place should you move it.
  6. I'm running into this very problem. I need to import a bunch of differently named excel files processing each one separately. Would you post your solution for Window please? Thank you in advance
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