Terian ID Creator v1.10 in Testing

Just a quick note as i’ve just compiled Terian ID Creator v1.10, and will be putting it through testing for the next couple of days hopefully with a public release early next week.

The main changes in this release are:

• Default Folder Changes
• Additional Operator Rights
• Updated Report Engine Option

Default Folder Changes:

The Public Documents folder will now be the default location for data files.  So the folder structure will now end up being like this…

• <Public Documents>Sjones LimitedTerianTerian_IDCDataCapture
• <Public Documents>Sjones LimitedTerianTerian_IDCDataExports
• <Public Documents>Sjones LimitedTerianTerian_IDCDataForms
• <Public Documents>Sjones LimitedTerianTerian_IDCDataImports
• <Public Documents>Sjones LimitedTerianTerian_IDCDataPhotos

The My Documents folder will be the default location for log files.

These folder structure changes will be standardised across all Terian Applications (i.e. Image Capture Pro, LoadData Utility), and will be more user friendly when dealing with multiple applications in the Terian family.

The folder changes also make administration easier when multiple Windows user accounts are used.

Note: These are only the default values, however they can be changed at any stage.

Additional Operator Rights:

The operator configuration provides additional options for restricting functionality and access to different parts of the system.

 

Operator Configuration Rights

 

Oprator Data Rights

These rights will allow for more granular control of operator access to the system features.

Updated Report Engine Option:

The Report Engine has been updated with the ability to include Client Contact Address details within reports.

As an example of how this feature will improve your workflow, you can now print a report and have it folded appropriately to insert into a windowed envelope without the need to generate a separate envelope address label.

A simple enhancement, but one that was requested by our users.

Additional Bug Fixes:

As always with each new release there are additional bug fixes.

Testing:

If testing progresses well and no major hurdles are encountered, as stated above I hope to release to the website early next week.