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As I mentioned in a previous post, this is a typical red box error you will get from Made2Manage.

Compared to some of the red box errors, this one is actually descriptive.

Some other examples are:

107 Operator/operand type mismatch.
5 Record is out of range.
13. Alias ‘SLCDPM’ is not found.
1429 OLE IDispatch exception [...]

Has anyone ever answered yes?

All joking aside, do any of you intentionally answer yes to make M2M Expert your homepage while installing M2M?

Do you answer yes to make M2M Expert your homepage?

Always
Occasionally
Are you kidding? Never

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Hold On To Your Butts… (You Need a Test Server)

In a previous post, I emphasized the importance of testing customizations.

The Made2Manage implementation consultants that I’ve known have all recommended having a practice company. The directions for creating one are posted on M2M Expert, and of course this is a necessity. However, I take it a step further and keep a [...]

SA! Why’d it have to be SA?

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“Snakes! Why’d it have to be snakes?”- Indiana Jones

The Made2Manage ERP system accesses its database with one login. I suspect the reason they do so is because it makes programming easier. So, while [...]

This makes me see red.

If you haven’t seen this error, then you haven’t been working with Made2Manage long enough. In case anyone reading this hasn’t seen it, the error indicates that the expected printer name wasn’t found. The most common cause is when a user saves their printer of choice in the printer setup of [...]

What we got here is… failure to communicate.

“What we got here is… failure to communicate.”- Cool Hand Luke

In a previous post, I described my basic process for creating customizations. For many programmers, writing code is much easier than communicating with users, so I’d like to expound upon that process.

Essentially, the problem is this. The user should [...]

First learn stand, then learn fly. Nature rule, Daniel-san, not mine. (VBA)

Typically, “Hello World” is the first bit of programming we all do. It is the simplest, and most basic way to interact with the computer, essentially Marco Polo for adults.

Important: All information on this site is provided “as is” for informational purposes only.
In particular, all code samples are provided “as is” without [...]

VBA Tips and Why Dalton Should be a Beta Tester

Now that I’m sure you’re all fired up about learning VBA the next question has to be….

How do I learn VBA?

I’m glad you asked. Have you taken class “M2M Foundations and VBAe” or watched the pre-recorded version? If not, stop reading now and go do that first. After you’ve done that the best [...]

That's it man, game over man, game over! What the &%$ are we gonna do now?

Aliens is one of my favorite movies. It’s near and dear to the hearts of most geeks, and it’s full of great dialogue. As I mentioned in my About Me post, I am a recent transplant here near Dallas, TX from Grand Rapids, MI.

As most of the country knows by now Hurricane [...]

Code you write is twice as sweet as code purchased.

“Money won is twice as sweet as money earned.” – Paul Newman

At this point you may be asking yourself, “David, why should I bother learning all of this stuff? I don’t have the slightest idea how to write VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) code.”

Why Learn VBA?

There are many [...]

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