It means that if you edited a customer's specification with this Designer, and they were running an older version of Adagio, you would "break" their specification. You would have to make sure that you only edited a Specification with the version they were using.

Hi,

As Doug has alluded to, there are continuous functional benefits to using PrintBoss for specifications in Order Entry. It still amazes us, why users and many Adagio consultants continue to quote and install Order Entry without automatically considering PrintBoss as a requirement for the solution. Just include it in your quotation or add into an existing site location.

Best practices for an Adagio Order Entry solution always include PrintBoss. It means if you are doing distribution installations, you will have to invest some time to learn and understand the PrintBoss configuration, but you are installing a solution not just installing software. It's no different than Order Entry always needing Gridview, if you are installing a solution.

A little investment in getting training for both these products, reaps huge consulting revenue for Adagio Consultants and increases the likelihood of client satisfaction with the installed solution. And you have an immediate answer for just about any forms or printing issue in Adagio going forward.

Best,
Brian

Brian:

I agree with you that it would benefit us to learn about PrintBoss and how it can enhance our Adagio installations,

What is the possibility that you could devote half an hour or an hour, discussing and demoing to us dealers various ways that you use PrintBoss with Adagio?
(Notwithstanding that I know you usually have a number of things on the go, and that you typically do not have tons of idle time at your disposal.)

A Print Boss session would be a good presentation for the dealer track at AOC.

Hello Sam,

For Adagio OrderEntry 9.3A (2017.12.04), in the Designer, there is a new property for Amount Specification codes: Blank on zero.