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This DAX error appears on a version 14 instance where a salesperson attempts to sync from a synchroserver if FDConnectionDefs.ini is not present in C:\spartner\Synchro\  When you install SynchroServer, you need to copy FDConnectionDefs.ini from (default location) C:\spartner\ into C:\spartner\Synchro.  Close Synchroserver via the Windows System Tray if it is running, before reattempting to connect. 
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When you generate an appraisal report via Listing Entry > Reports > Listing Kit > Appraisal you'll be prompted to enter your appraisal price as the heading. You must only enter a numeric value for the price to work. For example: '550000'  Do not include a dollar sign or comma in your expected sale price.  For an office that uses custom templates to create TV screen slideshows, after re-installing SalesPartner onto a new PC they noticed that their saved PDFs were publishing incorrectly and not displaying the full report. Because their templates are a custom ratio designed for 16:9 screens, the solution is to manually adjust the page size dimensions via the Presentation save menu. The page size is remembered automatically for future presentations.  In OfficePartner, the Trust Reconciliation report template is hard-coded into the application. It cannot be edited from the custom reports folder like other templates. A workaround is to save it as a PDF and then open the PDF using Microsoft Word. This will automatically convert the report into an editable MS Word document. Open the Trust Reconciliation report normally.  To save the report as a PDF, in printer settings select Microsoft Print to PDF. Then click Print to create the PDF file.  Right-click the PDF file, Open with > Word.  When prompted, click OK to convert the PDF to an editable Word document.  Now you can edit your Trust Reconciliation report as a Word document.  This error was encountered while trying to restore a local backup in SalesPartner Utilities on version 12. After re-indexing the error was resolved.  |
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