Re: Shipping Workbench user exit

  Josh,

  Depending on what you are trying to do may depend on the correct solution.
  At one of my client, they print different Packing Lists depending on the
  customer whose shipment is being processed (currently running 10 different
  versions).  This function is completely without any input - file driven
  and we are using FormsPrint to generate the form "overlay".  Here, we did
  not want the user to have to remember which document to print for each
  customer.

  At another client, they are printing (for one large customer) a different
  Invoice format (landscaped).

  For the Packing list, I used the UMBSHP3R user exit. If you want to add
  none standard documents (Export documentation, for example), you may want
  to use UMBSHPKR (you will have to check when this gets executed since I
  have never used this one).

  Josh, you can contact me offline if this is something you want to do...

  Eric Wolf

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    From:  "Josh Diggs" <JDiggs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
    Reply-To:  MAPICS ERP System Discussion <mapics-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
    To:  <mapics-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
    Subject:  [MAPICS-L] Shipping Workbench user exit
    Date:  Mon, 4 Dec 2006 10:05:49 -0800
    >Hello group, I am trying to add a screen to the shipping workbench
    (AMBQGDFR) so that users can select custom forms that we need to
    print.  Has anyone done something like this?  The best documentation
    I've found is in the COMEXITS text file in AMXLIB/UMBSRC, but it does
    not list some of the exits that are available from within COM
    (AMVB2DFR).  Any thoughts?
    >
    >Thanks in advance
    >
    >Josh Diggs
    >Information Systems Manager
    >California Fine Wire
    >(805) 489-5144x236
    >
    >
    >
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