Add Generic Notes
Use the Generic Notes Maintenance (TNOTES) program to to create and maintain common or generic notes text that you can merge into standard notes in any program that has the notes capability. You can create groups of generic notes for a specific program that you can identify for selection by a description you set up.
Enter the application code for which you want to add a generic note or click Lookup and use the standard lookup options to select the application from a list.
Click Add if generic descriptions exist for this application. The program prompts Notes Desc.
Enter a description that will help you identify the note or group of notes. (25 alphanumeric characters maximum).
Click Add to enter lines of notes. The program prompts Sequence number to start.
Accept the displayed default, which is the next logical number given the highest numbered existing note line, or enter a different sequence number. The program prompts Sequence increment.
Accept the displayed increment (10 is the default), or enter a different increment.
(Optional) Press Shift/Tab to change the note type from P for printable (the initial default) to:
Enter |
To |
B for before |
Print this note before line items and other notes |
P for printable |
Print this note after line items |
N for non-printable |
Omit from printing |
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9 |
Print a selected copy; if this number matches your entry in the Note print codes field of a document copy in the Document Output Parameters Maintenance (TDOC) program For example, if you enter 1 and entered 1 in the Note print codes field of the customer copy of a document, this note prints on the customer copy after type P notes. |
See Background
for the print sequence when you have type B, P, and numbered notes for
both the order header and lines.
When you change types, the new type becomes the default for subsequent
note lines.
Enter note text of up to 50 characters and press Enter at the end of the line. Enter as many additional lines of notes as are necessary. Press Enter twice to insert a blank line.
Press F2 on a blank line to end note entry.
Choose the appropriate options:
To |
Do This |
Add lines of notes |
Click Add. |
Change note text |
Click Change. See Change Notes. |
Delete notes |
Click Delete. See Delete Notes. |
Import notes from the Windows clipboard |
Click Clipboard. See Import Notes from the Windows Clipboard. |
Transfer notes from another program |
Click Transfer. See Transfer Notes. This button is available only if parameters have been set up in the Notes Transfer Parameters (XCMT) program. |
Display existing notes from a specified line |
Click Restart. The program prompts Display starting at sequence number. Enter the number of the line you want to display at the top of the screen. |
Exit notes |
Click OK. |
Display the first page of notes |
Click First page. |
Display previously displayed notes |
Click Previous. The display ends with the first note sequence number listed on the screen from which you selected Previous. |
Display additional notes |
Click Next. The display begins with the last note sequence number listed on the screen from which you selected Next. |
Display the last page of notes |
Click Last page. |
Choose the appropriate options when you click OK:
To |
Do This |
Add another note |
Click Add. |
Display the selected note |
Click Select. |
Display note descriptions from a specific description |
Click Restart. The program prompts Notes Desc and Sequence number. Enter the first description and sequence number you want to display or leave blank to begin with the first description and sequence number in the file. |
Display the previous set of records in the file |
Click Page up. |
Display the next set of records in the file |
Click Page down. |
Exit |
Click Exit. |
The program prompts Application code.
Select another application code or choose the appropriate option:
To |
Do This |
Display the selected record |
Click OK. |
Display the previous record in the file |
Click Prev. |
Display the next record in the file |
Click Next. |
Exit the program |
Click Exit. |