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By david.knoble, on March 20th, 2009%
Act! is a wonderful contact manager and business opportunity manager. However, if you spend too much time trying to figure out a technical glitch, you loose all that efficiency! I have just done that and spent too much time trying to figure out why my #10 envelope report always prints one extra envelope at the end. Here is the solution so you don’t waste your time! » Read more about Act! — Extra Blank Envelope Prints »
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by David Knoble, CPA, PLLC
Serving Non-Profits, Businesses & Individuals
Rock Hill, SC
By david.knoble, on March 16th, 2009%
Ok, so you have been working all morning on that custom report for Act! and then you get an error that destroys all that work. The error says Guid should contain 32 digits with 4 dashes (xxxxxxxxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx). How do you fix the error and continue? » Read more about Act! — Report Writer — Guid Error Message »
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by David Knoble, CPA, PLLC
Serving Non-Profits, Businesses & Individuals
Rock Hill, SC
By david.knoble, on March 2nd, 2009%
The Act! word processor is adequate for many documents that you might want to produce. We use the Act! word processor for all of our client letters, file memos, emails and other documents. One of the harder items to figure out in the Act! word processor was inputting symbols, such as the section symbol (§). Here we show you how to input the most common symbols and tell you how to figure out the rest! » Read more about Act! — Entering Symbols in Documents »
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by David Knoble, CPA, PLLC
Serving Non-Profits, Businesses & Individuals
Rock Hill, SC
By david.knoble, on February 23rd, 2009%
Creating new label formats in Act! can be challenging. The spacing between labels and the top & bottom margins don’t always line up on the printed page the way you expect. Sometimes the labels seem to creep down the page; other times the second column seems to start a little too far to the left cutting off part of the label. Here is the trick on getting labels that are spaced correctly. » Read more about Act! — Creating New Label Formats »
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by David Knoble, CPA, PLLC
Serving Non-Profits, Businesses & Individuals
Rock Hill, SC
By david.knoble, on February 13th, 2009%
When creating reports in Act! some fields need combined to print with better spacing. For example, the city field in the contact database has variable length names. Unless they are combined, the spacing between the city and state will be awkward. » Read more about Act! — Script for City, State & Zip »
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by David Knoble, CPA, PLLC
Serving Non-Profits, Businesses & Individuals
Rock Hill, SC
By david.knoble, on February 12th, 2009%
Whether you are printing a report, labels, envelopes, post cards or some other custom paper size, getting the results to come out like you expected in Act! can be difficult. First, you need to know that Act! 10.0 on does not appear to handle custom paper sizes at all. However, there is a workaround. » Read more about Act! — Printing Custom Page Sizes »
© 2009, david.knoble
by David Knoble, CPA, PLLC
Serving Non-Profits, Businesses & Individuals
Rock Hill, SC
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