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'''Great Plains''' is a mid-market business ] package that runs on top of a ] database server. It will be replaced by ].
Originally, Great Plains was an independent company that produced this software for years. In late ], ] announced the purchase of the Great Plains company and now puts the software out as "Microsoft Business Solutions - Great Plains."

Previous versions (7.5 and prior) could be used with the following database managers: Microsoft SQL Server, ] (Btrieve), or ].

The current version is 8.0. Version 8.0 requires Microsoft SQL Server.

==Macros==
Great Plains has the ability to record and play back ]s that automate ]. These macros run under the Dexterity Runtime engine. The macros are contained in .mac files that can be created using the built-in macro recorder or through an Excel spreadsheet. Some sample macro code designed to maximize a window might look like this:
CheckActiveWin dictionary 'default' form 'GL_Transaction_Entry' window 'GL_Transaction_Entry'
WindowMove dictionary 'default' form 'GL_Transaction_Entry' window 'GL_Transaction_Entry' pointh 0 pointv 0
WindowSize dictionary 'default' form 'GL_Transaction_Entry' window 'GL_Transaction_Entry' pointh 884 pointv 697

Some sample Visual Basic code to generate this macro from Microsoft Excel might look like this:

MyMacroFile="C:\Macros\Maximize.mac"
Set a = fs.CreateTextFile(MyMacroFile, True)
a.writeline ("CheckActiveWin dictionary 'default' form 'GL_Transaction_Entry' window 'GL_Transaction_Entry'")
a.writeline ("WindowMove dictionary 'default' form 'GL_Transaction_Entry' window 'GL_Transaction_Entry' pointh 0 pointv 0")
a.writeline ("WindowSize dictionary 'default' form 'GL_Transaction_Entry' window 'GL_Transaction_Entry' pointh 884 pointv 697")
a.Close

More advanced macros could be used to enter large amounts of data into Great Plains from a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, saving the user a great deal of time.

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