Introduction
Installation
.. .. Technical Info
.. .. Network/multi-User
.. .. MS SQL Server

Upgrading
.. .. From v3 to v4
.. .. v4 to newer v4
.. ..To SQL Server

Navigation
.. .. Menus and Tabs

Inventory
.. .. New Item
.. .. List/View/Edit
  
.. .. Item Vendors

Assemblies
.. .. New Assembly
.. .. List/View/Edit

.. .. Assembly Types

Customer Orders
.. .. New Customer Order
.. .. List/View/Edit

.. .. Delivery/Shipping

Purchase Orders
.. .. Item Vendors
.. .. New Purchase Order
.. .. List/View/Edit 
.. .. Goods Receiving
.. .. Advanced

Works Orders
.. .. Introduction
.. .. New Works Order
.. .. Editing/Processing

Contacts
.. .. New Contact
.. .. List/View/Edit

Reports
.. .. MRP Shortage Forecast
.. .. Shortage Snapshot

Tools
.. .. Backup/Restore

 


Parts List Editor

When you open a newly created assembly it will of course be empty - as in our example below.

In the top right corner of the parts list editor you see a button with a 'Lock'. Click the lock to unlock the parts list. In the lower right corner of the Parts List Editor is the 'Insert' button - also circled in the image below

 

 

When you click the 'Insert' button the main window splits - the upper half still shows our empty parts list and in the lower window you can navigate through your entire inventory selecting items to be added to this parts list - see below

 

To the left of each row is a small [>] button - click that to select an item which will be inserted into the parts list. Selected items appear in the top half of the window (In the Parts List)- see the next page