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How does CPCS rank compared to List'n Label?

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Benjamin Smi #1 / 5	How does CPCS rank compared to List'n Label? Hello Everyone, How does CPCS rank compared to List'n Label? I am in the process of Clarionet enabling all my programs and found out List'n Label won't work with it :( so I'm looking for a different product that will work with Clarionet. If anyone has a suggestion/advice/remark feel free to post a reply. Thanks, BJS
Fri, 27 Feb 2004 05:40:05 GMT

Ron Park #2 / 5	How does CPCS rank compared to List'n Label? Benjamin, I love CPCS. It is very easy to use. I do not use Clarionet (yet) but I do use CPCS for all my reports. Ron Parks. Quote: > Hello Everyone, > How does CPCS rank compared to List'n Label? I am in the process of > Clarionet enabling all my programs and found out List'n Label won't > work with it :( so I'm looking for a different product that will work > with Clarionet. If anyone has a suggestion/advice/remark feel free to > post a reply. > Thanks, > BJS
Fri, 27 Feb 2004 20:58:42 GMT

purple benz e42 #3 / 5	How does CPCS rank compared to List'n Label? as far as i know, cpcs does not allow end-user designing of reports... regards, -pratik
Fri, 27 Feb 2004 20:56:27 GMT

Benjamin Smi #4 / 5	How does CPCS rank compared to List'n Label? Thanks for the input. Just to let you know I think I found my solution with Fomin Report Builder(FRB). I e-mailed Fomin yesterday and he says that he is working on a version of FRB that will work with Clarionet and should be out soon. Thanks Again, --BJS
Sat, 28 Feb 2004 06:00:15 GMT

Bob Dive #5 / 5	How does CPCS rank compared to List'n Label? Benjamin - I just read, in another group, that Oleg Fomin is working on this very thing for his Fomin Report Builder. Maybe contact him thru his website. http://www.chat.ru/~frb -- Regards, Bob Diver Quote: > Hello Everyone, > How does CPCS rank compared to List'n Label? I am in the process of > Clarionet enabling all my programs and found out List'n Label won't > work with it :( so I'm looking for a different product that will work > with Clarionet. If anyone has a suggestion/advice/remark feel free to > post a reply. > Thanks, > BJS
Sat, 28 Feb 2004 07:30:54 GMT

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