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Why I’m Celebrating the Second Edition

April 11, 2013 By Jan Lenoir Harrigan CPA 1 Comment

Second edition of Creating Reports in Management Reporter II Released

Last week I finished updating Creating Reports in Management Reporter II—Step by Step Instructions on a Dozen More Reports.

Celebrating in Austin
Celebrating in Austin

It took forever, mostly because I just kept adding content in addition to updating every single screenshot imaginable.

So it’s the second edition—now updated through Management Reporter 2012 Rollup 4. I added three new chapters:

    1. Three Report Distribution Options
    2. Using the Report Viewer
    3. Using the Web Viewer

I also expanded the tips & tricks (now there are 22) and added lots of stuff I learned at Convergence as well.

I’m celebrating because it took forever, and now I’m finished. At least until the next Rollup is released.

Cheers—I’m off to celebrate! Jan

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