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This article explains the use of the “Unapproved” setting for products within SI5.5.
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CONCORD, CA – APRIL 29, 2009 – D-Tools, Inc., the worldwide leader in system integration software, today announced that the D-Tools WikiBlog is …
I’ve recently upgraded to SI5.5 and now my projects are gone/missing from the Navigator!
This message will sometimes occur during the startup of SI5 (immediately after clicking the SI5 icon to launch the application). The message window looks like the one in the image below for SI5.5 (slightly different for SI5.0-SI5.2)
We have completed our phased roll out of the SI5.5 upgrade. Currently all customers using SI5 are now able to upgrade to SI5.5.
In SI5.5, the Promote Revision feature will occasionally malfunction, causing the selected revision to not be promoted, and promoting another revision instead. This can lead to the user thinking that a revision has been promoted …
Thank you for your continued support of D-Tools and your patience during our upgrade process. We are very excited about SI5.5 and are confident that you will find this release to be the most robust …
In the current release of SI5.5, standard reports will not run on a project if there are any wires in the project with wire length = 0. This is a bug which will be fixed …
This article is for SI5.5 users who do not have access to the new SI5.5 permissions in the SI5.5 Administration Console.
SI 5.5 adds the following new permissions for you to assign to your Groups:
If you’re getting an error message after updating to SI5.5, it may be something you can quickly fix for yourself.
Check out this list of common problems and what you can do to fix them: SI5.5 …
This article is for SI5.5 users who have received an error message attempting to start QuickLinks from anywhere in SI5.5, and describes how to quickly resolve the error.
This document discusses how to back up and restore custom reports. The process is slightly different depending on whether you are using SI5, or SI5.5.
