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NAV 3.7 - Toggle between forms
aalvarca
Member Posts: 3
Hi!
I write here to see if anyone can help me... First of all, forgive my poor English. Due to my poor English, I will be very brief.
We use Navision 3.70 and an user has request to put a button into form to toggle between forms. To open/close the forms is not an option because to open any one of the forms takes "long time" (the user is at line production and need it to be fast). Toggle forms seems a good option. My question is:
Is there a way to get the opened forms to switch between them? (To avoid open multiples instances of the same form).
Thank you for your time and, again, forgive me for being brief.
I write here to see if anyone can help me... First of all, forgive my poor English. Due to my poor English, I will be very brief.
We use Navision 3.70 and an user has request to put a button into form to toggle between forms. To open/close the forms is not an option because to open any one of the forms takes "long time" (the user is at line production and need it to be fast). Toggle forms seems a good option. My question is:
Is there a way to get the opened forms to switch between them? (To avoid open multiples instances of the same form).
Thank you for your time and, again, forgive me for being brief.
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(They could use that shortcut, but our users are anti-shortcuts ... you know what I mean... If you can offer them a "click" functionality, it would be better than a "keyboard" functionality).