FREE updates to miniMrp 3.0
3.0a This update includes the new Customer Order Module which makes major changes to your database. As with all updates and upgrades you should make a backup of your data before installation. The new customer order module changes the way customer orders and works orders are processed so we would suggest taking a look at the 'Customer Orders' section of the v3 userguide which is being updated over the next few days.
3.0b Same as 3.0a except this version fixes a compatibility problem with some European - non-english versions of MS Windows.(RunTime error in delivery/invoice module)
3.0c Introduces an improved IndentedBOM view to Parts List Manager
3.0d New Vendors/Suppliers can be created without needing to back out of the purchase order. Also possible to create new inventory items and to select ALL items (ie to purchase an item from a vendor even though the item is not usually associated with that vendor.)
3.0e (released June 4. 2008) fix to the display of Multi-Level Indented BOMs.
3.0f (released June 17. 2008) - When viewing a detailed PartsList or BOM and you select the tools button to show or hide some columns the application could freeze. Fixed in this update.
How to upgrade to version 3.0
If you're using miniMrp 2.9 or older. Full upgrade to 3.0
If you're using miniMrp 3.0 Quick Update to 3.0f
If you're updating from miniMRP v2 then you should take a look at the Customer Orders section of the v3 UserGuide before installing this update. On Line v3 userGuide
Information for users of Multi User licenses and networked installations of miniMrp
If upgrading from 2.9 (or below) the full upgrade to 3.0 should be installed once on each user's computer followed by installation of the quick update into the shared network folder.
During the installation procedure you can navigate to your networked/shared folder to install the quick update into the shared folder. Before doing that you need to ensure that all users have disconnected (closed any sessions of the miniMrp software). In some rare cases you may need to reboot the computer where the shared databases are located.
How to use this update.
If miniMrp is running on your computer then you need to close it before applying any updates.
Once you've applied the update check the version. If it doesn't show the new version then the update failed. You may need to reboot the computer where miniMrp database is located before trying the update again. In a network where more than one user share the same program then all users need to exit the program before the upgrade can be applied and in some rare circumstances the computers may need to reboot before and/or after the update. |