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Support for Windows 7

In order to meet Microsoft Windows 7 certification requirements, FileSync application now looks for a

Filesync_system.INI file and tables.config file in its local directory, usually C:\Program

Files\Siriusware\Filesync. In Filesync_system.INI, it expects to find a [Data] section

containing a ProgramDataPath (where the ProgramData is to be stored) as well as a DataPath setting

(where the local tables that FileSync application is to manage are stored. Typically this is in a directory labeled

data or shared_data). Also in Filesync_system.INI is a [Server] section containing settings for

ForwardInterval, ReconnectInterval, ServerTimeout, SalesEZ, and sp_suffix. The tables.config file is

usually distributed with FileSync (for F&B it is generated by Sales and for Rentals module it is manually

maintained). Filesync.INI is located in the ProgramDataPath (usually ProgramData/FileSync) and

contains a [System] section with a Status, Ready, LastUpdate, and LockKey entry. It also contains a

[Preferences] section with ItemTreeId, ItemTree, VerbosityLevel, LimitLocalItems, LimitLocalIItems,

LimitLocalSpecLink, LimitLocalDCIMods, salespoint and operator settings. Updatefilters are now set identically to

the way they are set in Sales (in the [UpdateFilters] section) in the Filesync.INI file. The

[RecordCounts] section is also supported. This way, the tables.config can be overwritten at any time and

the configured filters will remain. FileSync application will now set its itemtree based on the setting in

SysManager. However, in order to trigger a refresh, itemtree must be deleted. SysManager can now be run with

User Account Control (UAC) settings at a higher security level. A manifest file is created and seen in the same

directory in which the executable is located. ReportManager can now be run with UAC settings at a higher security

level. A manifest file is also created and seen in the same directory in which the executable is located. BatchPrint

utility can now be run with UAC settings at a higher security level. A manifest file is created and seen in the same

directory in which the executable is located. Inventory Pricer program will not halt the progress of a Windows

shutdown if running when a shutdown is activated, manifest file was also added and calendar function was

changed to work properly. PayManager has added Manifest. Changes were made so that Pay Manager won't halt a

windows shutdown if it is running when a shutdown is initiated. ResPrint utility can now be run with UAC settings

at higher security levels, a manifest file is also created and seen in the same directory in which the executable is

located. In accordance with Windows 7 and Gold Certification, SeeBooks application will run with User Account

Control activated and will not halt a Windows shutdown if running when the shutdown is initiated. In accordance

with Windows 7 and Gold Certification, RentEZ.INI files will now reside in both the program location and the

data file location. In addition, the application will run with UAC Control on, and will not prevent a Windows

shutdown from occurring if RentEZ application is running when a shutdown is initiated. RentPrint application can

now be run with UAC settings at a higher security level. A manifest file is created and seen in the same directory in

which the executable is located. The Sales application can now be run with UAC on its highest security setting.

PMSServer, Folio Charge module now adheres to Windows 7 compliance requirements. Most of this is behind the

scenes; what may be noticeable is the application that now runs with UAC on.

Required .INI files will now be located in the following locations:

• Program Files (x86)\Siriusware\SysManager will contain a SysManager_System.INI

file which contains DATA and SERVER sections.

• Program Data\Siriusware\SysManager will contain a SysManager.INI file which contains

all other information.

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