[ANN] Texcodet v1.0 - Bar Codes without Fonts for FileMaker Pro

[C. J. Weigand-2]

Texcodet v1.0

Bar Codes without fonts for FileMaker Pro

Bozrah, CT - July 21, 2008 - Life $uccess Institute is pleased to  
announce that Tecodet v1.0 is now shipping. Texcodet allows you to  
create variable-height, text-based bar codes from data stored in your  
FileMaker Pro databases. All bar codes are produced entirely without  
barcode fonts!

The variable heights allow you to use the bar codes wherever vertical  
space is limited, such as on lists and small labels. There are NO plug-
ins to cause compatibility problems, and NO scripts needed to generate  
the bar codes. Whether data is typed, pasted, or imported, the bar  
codes appear instantly. All files are also completely unlocked for  
user modification and the bar codes are easily integrated into  
existing systems.

Texcodet includes all of the bar code types shown below.

Code 39 - Alphanumeric bar codes
Code 128 - Full ASCII alphanumeric bar codes
Interleaved 2 of 5 - Numeric bar codes
MSI Plessey - Numeric bar codes
Code 93 - Full ASCII alphanumeric bar codes
Code 11 - Numeric bar codes
Code 25 - Numeric bar codes
PostNET - U. S. postal bar codes
Royal Mail - United Kingdom postal bar codes

Texcodet is $99 and requires FileMaker Pro 9. To download a demo of  
the program, please visit www.LifeSuccess.org.

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Press Contact:
C. J. Weigand

Life $uccess Institute
356 Salem Turnpike
Bozrah CT 06334-1518
1-860-886-7141
www.LifeSuccess.org

Copyright 2008 Life $uccess Institute. All rights reserved. Texcodet  
is a trademark of Life $uccess Institute. FileMaker Pro is a  
registered trademark of FileMaker, Inc.

[Stacyann Forrester]

Hi Everyone,

I have FileMaker Pro9 and Im using Windows.

What do you think will be the best way to add an email to a record so
that contents of the email are searchable?

Thanks in advance.

Stacyann

[Richard S. Russell]

On 2008 Jul 25, at 16:11, Stacyann Forrester wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> I have FileMaker Pro9 and Im using Windows.
>
> What do you think will be the best way to add an email to a record so
> that contents of the email are searchable?
>
> Thanks in advance.


Is this something where the volume of e-mails to be added to the DB  
make it impractical to just copy and paste?

[Stacyann Forrester]

Yes. That's right

Stacyann attachments, along with any copies thereof.  Thank you.***  
-----Original Message-----
From: FileMaker Pro Discussions [mailto:FMPRO-L@...]
On Behalf Of Richard S. Russell
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 6:48 PM
To: FMPRO-L@...
Subject: Re: Adding an email to a record

On 2008 Jul 25, at 16:11, Stacyann Forrester wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> I have FileMaker Pro9 and Im using Windows.
>
> What do you think will be the best way to add an email to a record so
> that contents of the email are searchable?
>
> Thanks in advance.


Is this something where the volume of e-mails to be added to the DB  
make it impractical to just copy and paste?

[Stephen Pocock]

Hi

 

I have a database that stores all emails that require saving and relates them back to a record.

 

I have a email address on the server, which any email can be cc'd to.  The outgoing mail has CASEIDXXXXXX in the subject line and this is used to relate the email back to the case number, where the xxxxxx is the case number.  The calculation looks for the word CASEID and then extracts the ID.

 

I also have a domain on my server, which accepts all main to it, the domain is ficticious and easy to type m.co ... this is used to forward any mail that has been recieved.  So the users can forward email to xxxxxx@... .. again I can get the caseid from the prefix to the domain and relate it to my case record.

 

I then use the POP3it plugin to get the mail from the server.  I also store all the attachments in containers within the database, which makes archiving closed cases a breeze.

 

Hope this concept can help you out.

 

S

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[Salman Sheikh]

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I use a similar setup, except POPit flaked out on me in a couple of months. I’ve used mail.it for a few years now on my “robot” with very few issues.

 

Regards,
Salman

 

 

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G7 Group, Inc.
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From: FileMaker Pro Discussions [mailto:FMPRO-L@...] On Behalf Of Stephen Pocock
Sent: Monday, July 28, 2008 9:00 PM
To: FMPRO-L@...
Subject: Re: Adding an email to a record

 

Hi

 

I have a database that stores all emails that require saving and relates them back to a record.

 

I have a email address on the server, which any email can be cc'd to.  The outgoing mail has CASEIDXXXXXX in the subject line and this is used to relate the email back to the case number, where the xxxxxx is the case number.  The calculation looks for the word CASEID and then extracts the ID.

 

I also have a domain on my server, which accepts all main to it, the domain is ficticious and easy to type m.co ... this is used to forward any mail that has been recieved.  So the users can forward email to xxxxxx@... .. again I can get the caseid from the prefix to the domain and relate it to my case record.

 

I then use the POP3it plugin to get the mail from the server.  I also store all the attachments in containers within the database, which makes archiving closed cases a breeze.

 

Hope this concept can help you out.

 

S

 

P Please consider the environment before printing this email

******************** IMPORTANT PLEASE READ ******************
Please notify us if this communication has been sent to you
by mistake. If it has been, Client Legal Privilege is not
waived or lost and you are not entitled to use it in any way.
*********************************************************************

 

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