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No Labels for Assembly Items = Completely Unacceptable

The longer I use RMS, the more this bothers me.

The Label Wizard even offers an Item Selection criteria option for Assembly Items. The trouble is that it doesn't work!

It's apparent that design intent did exist for printing labels for assembly items.

Riddle me this, Microsoft: how long will I wait before I get the functionality you so obviously intended? What is the point of even having an assembly item if I can't print a label for it?

I beg you. Please. Pretty please with sugar on top. Give me labels for assembly items!!!

My frustration runneth over, Tom

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Terrible Tom
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TT,

Have you tried the RITE label program?

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Trial available, but don't see anything about assemblies quickly

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Jeff

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Terrible Tom

Maybe create a new database then import the assembly items as normal items and print out barcodes from there.

-Casey Terrible Tom wrote:

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CaseyHanson

Another option would be to create a seperate RMS database and import your asssembly items into it as normal items then print them out.

Casey

Terrible Tom wrote:

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CaseyHanson

I'm with Tom...

Assembly items are non functional.. what if I want to report on how many assemblies I sold...not possible what if I want to print an assembly price list...not possible What if I want to report on customers who purchased an assembly... not possible. In effect they are useless.

and I don't really want to purchase an "add-on" to give the functionality that should have been incorporated in the first place.

I have been using this software since Quicksell2000. It has hardly improved. the interface is roughly the same. The functionality is somewhat better, it is more stable, and their are fewer bugs...But there has not been much DEVELOPMENT!

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confluencekayak

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