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SysPrintJobSettings Class

Raad

1/9/2006 9:46:00 PM

Hi All,

I am upgrading one of our Axapta clients from version 2.5 to version 3 SP4,
and in their 2.5 version we had a mod that is using the class
sysPrintJobsSettings, the problem is that I can't see that class in vertion
3, does anyone know what happend to that Class, or am I not looking properly
enough?!

Thanks in advance

Raad
4 Answers

Luegisdorf

1/12/2006 12:46:00 PM

0

Hi Raad

It doesn't look like this class longer exists in Axapta 3.0. I would you
suppose to use the PrintJobSettings class (it's a kernel class).

Best regards
Patrick

"Raad" wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I am upgrading one of our Axapta clients from version 2.5 to version 3 SP4,
> and in their 2.5 version we had a mod that is using the class
> sysPrintJobsSettings, the problem is that I can't see that class in vertion
> 3, does anyone know what happend to that Class, or am I not looking properly
> enough?!
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Raad

Raad

1/13/2006 2:13:00 AM

0

Thanks Luegisdorf, from my first look it seems that sysPrintJobSettings have
had methods that are not existing in PrintJobSettings, but I'll see if I can
go around this problem using PrintJobsSettings anyway.

Regards

Raad

"Luegisdorf" wrote:

> Hi Raad
>
> It doesn't look like this class longer exists in Axapta 3.0. I would you
> suppose to use the PrintJobSettings class (it's a kernel class).
>
> Best regards
> Patrick
>
> "Raad" wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I am upgrading one of our Axapta clients from version 2.5 to version 3 SP4,
> > and in their 2.5 version we had a mod that is using the class
> > sysPrintJobsSettings, the problem is that I can't see that class in vertion
> > 3, does anyone know what happend to that Class, or am I not looking properly
> > enough?!
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> >
> > Raad

Beorc Kano

5/12/2010 4:38:00 AM

0

On 5/11/2010 3:42 PM, Sidney Lambe wrote:
> On alt.religion.wicca, storm<storm@frii.com> wrote:
>> On May 11, 10:10=A0am, Ash<ash...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> I got into an argument with my friend today about how to dispose of
>>> her Ouija board...she thinks it will curse her to throw it away, and
>>> she's obsessing about it. =A0She wants it out of her house, but she's
>>> afraid to get rid of it. =A0She's been told to do different things by
>>> different people... burn it... not burn it... bury it, give it away,
>>> etc...
>>>
>>> I was very respectful to her about her belief that it will curse her
>>> to give it away, but simply stated my belief that it's nothing more
>>> than a messaging tool (if that)... I believe nothing bad will happen
>>> to her by giving it away. =A0In the end, it's made of wood and plastic.
>>>
>>> I told her that if she's that worried, just to say a little prayer
>>> like "I release you from your previous use and are no longer a tool
>>> for communication. With harm to none so be it!".
>>>
>>> Then give it away, or toss it.
>>>
>>> But she things I'm being "crazy and irrational". =A0Maybe she's not such
>>> a good friend after all. =A0Just had to vent...
>>>
>>> Ash
>>
>> It is a subjective reaction on her part, so why fight it. Go with the
>> emotional symbolism. She wants to feel like she has safely disposed
>> of it Let her do that. Cleanse it with salt and water. stick it in
>> a cauldron with cedar wood and sage. Burn it and spread the ashes.
>> All on a moonless night.
>>
>> Then forget about it. That's the step that counts, isn't it?
>
> Bad advice. You are encouraging superstitious nonsense. The
> board is just a prop. There's nothing going on with it that
> can't be done without it. The two people could take turns
> speaking the letters aloud.
>
>
>>
>> -storm
>>
>> I had a similar problem with a Bible that had been unasked for gifted
>> to me. In fact, it was very much against my wishes. We already have
>> a bible and several other standard texts and I didn't need one with my
>> name embossed in it to "guide you on your path back to God". I
>> cleansed of connection to me and then gave it to a Chrisitan friend
>> who would appreciate its quality of binding, etc. There is always an
>> answer.
>
> You really are a superstitious heathen.
>
> What you do with a Bible you don't want is throw it in the trash
> or the fireplace. It's just a stupid book.
>
>
> Sid
>
>

What a helpful post.

Lady Azure, Baroness of the North Pole

5/13/2010 3:29:00 AM

0

Hey twerp, you shouldn't try to use my Magic, Incantations, or Ancestors against
me!
You want to play with the Storms, enjoy the Weather!

Beorc kano wrote:

> On 5/11/2010 3:42 PM, Sidney Lambe wrote:
> > On alt.religion.wicca, storm<storm@frii.com> wrote:
> >> On May 11, 10:10=A0am, Ash<ash...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>> I got into an argument with my friend today about how to dispose of
> >>> her Ouija board...she thinks it will curse her to throw it away, and
> >>> she's obsessing about it. =A0She wants it out of her house, but she's
> >>> afraid to get rid of it. =A0She's been told to do different things by
> >>> different people... burn it... not burn it... bury it, give it away,
> >>> etc...
> >>>
> >>> I was very respectful to her about her belief that it will curse her
> >>> to give it away, but simply stated my belief that it's nothing more
> >>> than a messaging tool (if that)... I believe nothing bad will happen
> >>> to her by giving it away. =A0In the end, it's made of wood and plastic.
> >>>
> >>> I told her that if she's that worried, just to say a little prayer
> >>> like "I release you from your previous use and are no longer a tool
> >>> for communication. With harm to none so be it!".
> >>>
> >>> Then give it away, or toss it.
> >>>
> >>> But she things I'm being "crazy and irrational". =A0Maybe she's not such
> >>> a good friend after all. =A0Just had to vent...
> >>>
> >>> Ash
> >>
> >> It is a subjective reaction on her part, so why fight it. Go with the
> >> emotional symbolism. She wants to feel like she has safely disposed
> >> of it Let her do that. Cleanse it with salt and water. stick it in
> >> a cauldron with cedar wood and sage. Burn it and spread the ashes.
> >> All on a moonless night.
> >>
> >> Then forget about it. That's the step that counts, isn't it?
> >
> > Bad advice. You are encouraging superstitious nonsense. The
> > board is just a prop. There's nothing going on with it that
> > can't be done without it. The two people could take turns
> > speaking the letters aloud.
> >
> >
> >>
> >> -storm
> >>
> >> I had a similar problem with a Bible that had been unasked for gifted
> >> to me. In fact, it was very much against my wishes. We already have
> >> a bible and several other standard texts and I didn't need one with my
> >> name embossed in it to "guide you on your path back to God". I
> >> cleansed of connection to me and then gave it to a Chrisitan friend
> >> who would appreciate its quality of binding, etc. There is always an
> >> answer.
> >
> > You really are a superstitious heathen.
> >
> > What you do with a Bible you don't want is throw it in the trash
> > or the fireplace. It's just a stupid book.
> >
> >
> > Sid
> >
> >
>
> What a helpful post.