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| v4.000.71 | ||
| New features | ||
| Getting Started in TCM wizard | ||
| As part of a drive to make TCM more
accessible and understandable to home users we have introduced a Getting
Started wizard which appears automatically after a new installation of TCM or
for anyone who upgrades to this version and has not yet used TCM for 10 hours.
The wizard, which will be expanded over time, takes you through creating a new
user, importing from your existing applications, setting up an e-mail account
and creating some typical folders in order to solidify the view in the user's
mind that TCM is folder-based. |
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| Nomenclature | ||
| For a long time in TCM the terms Asset,
Engineer, Job and Service Call were fixed in the program, however they do not
suit a large percentage of businesses and so you can now use the Nomenclature
area of Setup to rename these key words to be more suitable to your business.
For example, you might use Sales Agent instead of Engineer, and Sales Appointment instead of Service Call. Note that changing these terms in Setup does not ripple through existing events, jobs and service calls renaming everything, these remain using the old terms. Only newly-created events, jobs and service calls will use the new names. The exception is Assets. Asset folders are always called Assets, regardless of the term used here, however TCM gives the appearance of using a different name by renaming asset folders on-the-fly. In the Database Screen for example, Asset folders will appear with whatever term you choose to use, even though the folder on the hard-disc remains with the name Assets. |
| Bug fixes | ||
| No access to Thumbnails in a Normal folder | |||
| If you highlight a Normal folder in the
Database Screen that contains images, TCM does not display a Thumbnails link
until you highlight one of the images. Fixed |
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| E-mail headers and footers run together | |||
| When TCM creates a new e-mail account it
doesn't leave any blank lines between the header and footer, so new e-mails
have the header and footer run together. Fixed |
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| TCM offers to rescue blank e-mails | |||
| If you open the screen to compose a new
e-mail and then close the screen without typing a message, TCM offers to rescue
the message next time you start it up even though there's only the header and
footer to be rescued. Fixed |
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