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stub-stub-cheque (or stub-stub-check, if you prefer)
Hamilton
Member Posts: 29
Way back in 2000 or earlier, I'm positive there was a report object floating around that did stub-stub-cheque, or stub-cheque-stub, or cheque-stub-stub, as a replacement for Report 1401. I can't find it at all, either here or on PartnerSource.
Anybody have that object?
cheers,
Anybody have that object?
cheers,
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Answers
in fact, it was created by Aston IT Group. But I don't think they're around anymore. I'm still searching......
cheers,
10401 Check (Stub/Stub/Check)
10411 Check (Stub/Check/Stub).
You can use them in 4.0
Independent Consultant/Developer
blog: https://dynamicsuser.net/nav/b/ara3n
cheers,
Actually those checks were created by Navision in Atlanta, and they gave them out to all NSCs, there were quite a few different combinations. From there most NSCs including Aston would tweak them a little say for specific paper layouts etc. and then give them to their clients.
By the way Aston are still around, in form at least. They are now a part of Tectura.
PS Ahmed's idea is probably the easiest.