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Knowledge regarding the standard (NON-SQL) version of Genesis R&D (Page 1 of 2)     «« |  Prev | 1 | 2 | Next | »» There were 34 questions found in this category: 'An error occurred while attempting to save' (32 bit or Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP) Could be a number of things, most commonly the databases are not in the current format. Close the program, and launch the Maintain program (maintain.exe) in the same directory as Food Processor. A shortcut for this gets built by default under Start>Programs>Esha>Database Maintenance. On ... 'Unable to add you as a current user' occurs when I launch the program. This is a result of 1 of 2 things: 1. If the program is installed to a network drive, then it's possible that the permissions for a given user aren't setup correctly. Under Novell, the user will need Read, Write, FileScan, Modify, Create and Erase rights (or equivilant). Under NT, the user will ... All my new profiles display an age of 7 years and the nutrient values are all wrong. Why? This is a Y2K bug. A miscalculation of estimated birthdate causes inaccurate age display--affecting the calculation of all nutrients. There is no work-around. This was fixed in Food Processor version 7.1x and higher. If you are a current Priority Support customer, the updated version should have ... Can I print in color? Word of warning: This is a setting that can be chosen and has proven to work with many printers. However, it has also proven that some printers do not respond to this setting and print in grayscale only. If you experience this with your printer, please contact us via email with the model of your ... Can I update my Genesis to the latest version of the software? Any existing Windows-based version of Genesis can be either updated or converted to the current version of Genesis R&D SQL. Genesis program program versioning follows a convention of x.y.z. Where x is the Program Version, y is the major version, and z is the patch (or update). To update from pro ... Can Protein be shown on the Nutrition Facts Panel (label) as %DV? Only the Genesis R&D SQL version does allow for %DV to be displayed on a Nutrition Facts panel. The basic label available in The Food Processor applications, as well as the labeling capabilities of the standard Genesis R&D program do not have the capability to report %DV of protein.Federal regul ... Does the upcoming change in Daylight Savings Time affect my ESHA Software? All ESHA software uses the system time for any date/time stamp. In short your ESHA software should be unaffected. How do I Activate a database? Open the "Database" menu Choose "Select Active Databases" Choose the drive and directory that your database files are stored in by selecting the drive letter across the top and directory on the left. In the dialog box, in the center towards the top you will notice 3 tabs: Food Item, Foodlist, a ... How do I backup (copy/archive) my files to a disk? (Windows 3.x or 16-bit) Close down the program. Open up File Manager in the Main folder. Insert a blank disk in the drive. Inside of file manager, double click on the folder "fpwin" or "genwin". This should spring out a subfolder called data. Double click on "data". In the right hand window you should see a large list ... How do I backup (copy/archive) my files to a disk? (Windows 32-bit) Close down the program. Open Windows Explorer from Start|Programs. Insert a blank disk in the drive. Inside of Explorer, double click on the folder that contains the program ("fpwin" or "genwin"). This should spring out a subfolder called data. Double click on "data". In the right hand window y ... How do I convert from Genesis standard to Genesis SQL? The Genesis R&D SQL Edition uses a completely redesigned SQL database, and is not directly compatible with the data files from previous non-SQL versions. However, your data can be converted into the new format with a few steps.The attached .pdf document should guide you through this process. How do I create a new database in which to store my data? Creating a new database starts with choosing where the database will reside. As a recommendation, the new database should be created in the Data folder. This will make life much easier when the next update comes out! From within the program, click on Databases, then on Select Active Databases. ... How do I export a Nutrition Facts Panel (label) to Word (standard Genesis R&D)? Note: This is for the standard version of Genesis R&D (non SQL). If you wish to export the label to Word using the SQL version of Genesis R&D, refer to this document. From within Genesis, view the label. With the label on screen, click on the menu choice for Label, then Export Label. This will ... How do I merge two databases into one? 1. Make sure both databases are active and that the destination database is marked as the Default Save File. 2. Go to the 'Database' Menu. 3. Choose 'Copy Items'. 4. Choose what type of database you are copying from the Tabs across the top: Food Item, Foodlist, and Profile. 5. Down at the bottom ... How do I save to a disk in Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, or XP (32bit)? With a completed foodlist, profile, or new food item entry, click to save the entry as usual. In the Save As dialog box that appears, click on the Change button near the middle. Listed you will see all available active databases, as well as choices for drives A:\ and B:\. Click the appropriate l ... How do I tell the program what Nutrients to show? Go to the 'View' menu and select 'Nutrients to view' Select 'Configure User Defined' Put an X in the boxes for the nutrients you want to view. Press OK. I get a message to Pack Database because I may soon exceed internal limits. How do I handle that? This message is (mostly) a warning, rather than an error. Specifically, first and foremost, it indicates that the database that holds these records is reaching internal limits. While there is some maintenance we will run on the database to clean it up, it is recommended to create a new database ... I get an error during installation, 'ProcessBeforeDataMove(),' what do I do? This is an issue with Windows NT or Windows 2000. To fix this, you need an administrators login to do the installation. Once the adminstrator has logged in, everything should install normally. I receive an XML errors when installing or running the program. What do I do? First, download a patch here.After download, make sure the program is not running when you install this patch, following the straightforward onscreen prompts. After installation, the program should run without error.If any problems, please contact Technical Support. I'm getting 'no data' error messages for some food items in my foodlist. This can be caused be a few different things: 1. Make sure that the database containing the item is listed as active (steps).2. The food item in question was saved with a specific item stored in a specific database, and upon retrieval, the link between the name and subsequent data was broken. To ... (Page 1 of 2)     «« |  Prev | 1 | 2 | Next | »»

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