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Russ horton: /* Setup (FOR YOUR FEDEX REP) */

2020-03-12T15:29:15Z

Setup (FOR YOUR FEDEX REP)

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	The following is a list of instructions for the first-time setup of FedEx Ship Manager with CMS.		The following is a list of instructions for the first-time setup of FedEx Ship Manager with CMS.

	# Copy ~~the following file~~ from your CMS network drive to your C:\Documents Settings\All Users\ApplicationData\FedEx\Integration\Profiles ~~folder on the FedEx computer. (Older versions used a different directory:~~ \FedEx\Integration\Assistant\Profiles)		# Copy CMSFedExIntegration.xml from your CMS network drive to your FedEx Profiles folder on the machine(s) running Ship Manager which, depending on your version, could be in one of the following locations:
	#* ~~CMSFedExIntegration.xml~~		*C:\Documents Settings\All Users\ApplicationData\FedEx\Integration\Profiles
			*\FedEx\Integration\Assistant\Profiles
			*\ProgramData\FedEx\Integration\Profiles
	''(NOTE: You may or may not see the .xml at the end of the file name, depending on your system configuration.)''		''(NOTE: You may or may not see the .xml at the end of the file name, depending on your system configuration.)''
	# Create a new DSN in the ODBC Data Source Administrator that will allow the Ship Manager to connect to your CMS database. This is found by clicking the Windows Start button, then Settings, Control Panel, Administrative Tools, and then Data Sources (ODBC).		# Create a new DSN in the ODBC Data Source Administrator that will allow the Ship Manager to connect to your CMS database. This is found by clicking the Windows Start button, then Settings, Control Panel, Administrative Tools, and then Data Sources (ODBC).

Russ horton: /* Setup (FOR YOUR FEDEX REP) */

2020-03-09T19:20:46Z

Setup (FOR YOUR FEDEX REP)

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	=FedEx Integration Import=		=FedEx Integration Import=
	==Setup (FOR YOUR FEDEX REP) ==		==Setup (FOR YOUR FEDEX REP) ==
	The following is a list of instructions for first-time setup of FedEx Ship Manager with CMS.		The following is a list of instructions for the first-time setup of FedEx Ship Manager with CMS.

	# Copy the following ~~Files~~ from your CMS network drive to your C:\Documents Settings\All Users\ApplicationData\FedEx\Integration\Profiles folder on the FedEx computer. (Older versions used a different directory: \FedEx\Integration\Assistant\Profiles)		# Copy the following file from your CMS network drive to your C:\Documents Settings\All Users\ApplicationData\FedEx\Integration\Profiles folder on the FedEx computer. (Older versions used a different directory: \FedEx\Integration\Assistant\Profiles)
	#* CMSFedExIntegration.xml		#* CMSFedExIntegration.xml
	''(NOTE: You may or may not see the .xml at the end of the file name, depending on your system configuration.)''		''(NOTE: You may or may not see the .xml at the end of the file name, depending on your system configuration.)''
	# Create a new DSN ~~record~~ in the ODBC Data Source Administrator that will allow the ~~CMS System to communicate directly with FedEx~~ Ship Manager. This is found by clicking the Windows Start button, then Settings, Control Panel, Administrative Tools, and then Data Sources (ODBC).		# Create a new DSN in the ODBC Data Source Administrator that will allow the Ship Manager to connect to your CMS database. This is found by clicking the Windows Start button, then Settings, Control Panel, Administrative Tools, and then Data Sources (ODBC).
	#* Once opened, select the System DSN tab, and then click the Add button.		#* Once opened, select the System DSN tab, and then click the Add button.
	#* Select SQL Anywhere 12.0, and then select Finish.		#* Select SQL Anywhere 12.0, and then select Finish.
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	# Enter in the Order number - Invoice Number - Package Number of the package you would like to import (example 15602-1-1)		# Enter in the Order number - Invoice Number - Package Number of the package you would like to import (example 15602-1-1)

	Congratulations you are now ~~setup~~ to use our FedEx Ship Manager integration.		Congratulations you are now set up to use our FedEx Ship Manager integration.

Russ horton: /* Setup (FOR YOUR FEDEX REP) */

2020-03-09T19:18:01Z

Setup (FOR YOUR FEDEX REP)

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	# Copy the following Files from your CMS network drive to your C:\Documents Settings\All Users\ApplicationData\FedEx\Integration\Profiles folder on the FedEx computer. (Older versions used a different directory: \FedEx\Integration\Assistant\Profiles)		# Copy the following Files from your CMS network drive to your C:\Documents Settings\All Users\ApplicationData\FedEx\Integration\Profiles folder on the FedEx computer. (Older versions used a different directory: \FedEx\Integration\Assistant\Profiles)
	#* CMSFedExIntegration.xml		#* CMSFedExIntegration.xml
	#* ''(NOTE: You may or may not see the .xml at the end of the file name, depending on your system configuration.)''		''(NOTE: You may or may not see the .xml at the end of the file name, depending on your system configuration.)''
	# Create a new DSN record in the ODBC Data Source Administrator that will allow the CMS System to communicate directly with FedEx Ship Manager. This is found by clicking the Windows Start button, then Settings, Control Panel, Administrative Tools, and then Data Sources (ODBC).		# Create a new DSN record in the ODBC Data Source Administrator that will allow the CMS System to communicate directly with FedEx Ship Manager. This is found by clicking the Windows Start button, then Settings, Control Panel, Administrative Tools, and then Data Sources (ODBC).
	#* Once opened, select the System DSN tab, and then click the Add button.		#* Once opened, select the System DSN tab, and then click the Add button.

Rob parkes at 19:33, 18 December 2015

2015-12-18T19:33:50Z

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	# Enter in the Order number - Invoice Number - Package Number of the package you would like to import (example 15602-1-1)		# Enter in the Order number - Invoice Number - Package Number of the package you would like to import (example 15602-1-1)

	~~Congaulations~~ you are now setup to use our FedEx Ship Manager integration.		Congratulations you are now setup to use our FedEx Ship Manager integration.

Russ horton: /* Overview */

2015-03-19T21:51:39Z

Overview

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	*FedEx Integration Import: This connects FedEx Ship Manager to your CMS database so you can type or scan in a CMS package number in FedEx Ship Manager and it will retrieve the necessary package information from your CMS database. CMS can either pass the weight of the package to FedEx Ship Manager, you can have an electronic scale attached, or you can key in the weight into FedEx Ship Manager. For fast and accurate shipping we recommend using an electronic scale.		*FedEx Integration Import: This connects FedEx Ship Manager to your CMS database so you can type or scan in a CMS package number in FedEx Ship Manager and it will retrieve the necessary package information from your CMS database. CMS can either pass the weight of the package to FedEx Ship Manager, you can have an electronic scale attached, or you can key in the weight into FedEx Ship Manager. For fast and accurate shipping we recommend using an electronic scale.

	'''DISCLAIMER: FedEx prefers to have one of their technology specialists onsite at your location to setup any integrations with their software. These instructions and the corresponding integration file are provided as guidance for your FedEx representative to facilitate a quick and easy setup. While you may be able to do it on your own, we don't recommend it as we ~~are unable to~~ offer support on their software. Instead, you should contact your FedEx Representative http://www.fedex.com/us/customersupport/index.html?cc=us for an appointment. Once you have that appointment, please notify us of the time/date so we can also commit to have one of our support techs available to assist your rep.'''		'''DISCLAIMER: FedEx prefers to have one of their technology specialists onsite at your location to setup any integrations with their software. These instructions and the corresponding integration file are provided as guidance for your FedEx representative to facilitate a quick and easy setup. While you may be able to do it on your own, we don't recommend it as we do not offer technical support for their software. Instead, you should contact your FedEx Representative http://www.fedex.com/us/customersupport/index.html?cc=us for an appointment. Once you have that appointment, please notify us of the time/date so we can also commit to have one of our support techs available to assist your rep.'''

	=FedEx Integration Import=		=FedEx Integration Import=

Russ horton: /* Setup */

2015-03-19T21:50:33Z

Setup

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	=FedEx Integration Import=		=FedEx Integration Import=
	==Setup==		==Setup (FOR YOUR FEDEX REP) ==
	The following is a list of instructions for first-time setup of FedEx Ship Manager with CMS.		The following is a list of instructions for first-time setup of FedEx Ship Manager with CMS.

Russ horton: /* Setup */

2015-01-12T17:36:53Z

Setup

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	# Create a new DSN record in the ODBC Data Source Administrator that will allow the CMS System to communicate directly with FedEx Ship Manager. This is found by clicking the Windows Start button, then Settings, Control Panel, Administrative Tools, and then Data Sources (ODBC).		# Create a new DSN record in the ODBC Data Source Administrator that will allow the CMS System to communicate directly with FedEx Ship Manager. This is found by clicking the Windows Start button, then Settings, Control Panel, Administrative Tools, and then Data Sources (ODBC).
	#* Once opened, select the System DSN tab, and then click the Add button.		#* Once opened, select the System DSN tab, and then click the Add button.
	#* Select ~~Adaptive Server~~ Anywhere 8.0, and then select Finish.		#* Select SQL Anywhere 12.0, and then select Finish.
	#* On the ODBC tab, enter '''CMSPackages''' for the Data source name, paying close attention to this CASE SENSITIVE name. It is important that this DSN be named exactly as it must match up with an existing FedEx Ship Manager map.		#* On the ODBC tab, enter '''CMSPackages''' for the Data source name, paying close attention to this CASE SENSITIVE name. It is important that this DSN be named exactly as it must match up with an existing FedEx Ship Manager map.
	#* On the Login tab, enter '''CMSUser''' for the User ID and the password for that account. The Password field will display only asterisks AND is case sensitive.		#* On the Login tab, enter '''CMSUser''' for the User ID and the password for that account. The Password field will display only asterisks AND is case sensitive.

Russ horton: /* Setup */

2015-01-12T17:35:43Z

Setup

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	#* Select Adaptive Server Anywhere 8.0, and then select Finish.		#* Select Adaptive Server Anywhere 8.0, and then select Finish.
	#* On the ODBC tab, enter '''CMSPackages''' for the Data source name, paying close attention to this CASE SENSITIVE name. It is important that this DSN be named exactly as it must match up with an existing FedEx Ship Manager map.		#* On the ODBC tab, enter '''CMSPackages''' for the Data source name, paying close attention to this CASE SENSITIVE name. It is important that this DSN be named exactly as it must match up with an existing FedEx Ship Manager map.
	#* On the Login tab, enter '''CMSUser''' for the User ID and the password for that account. The Password field will display only asterisks AND is case ~~sensistive~~.		#* On the Login tab, enter '''CMSUser''' for the User ID and the password for that account. The Password field will display only asterisks AND is case sensitive.
	#* On the Database tab, the Server name is the CMS Sybase Server Name, not the server’s Windows name. The default name is '''NHSDataServer'''. The Database name is the CMS database, which is usually your company name.		#* On the Database tab, the Server name is the CMS Sybase Server Name, not the server’s Windows name. The default name is '''NHSDataServer'''. The Database name is the CMS database, which is usually your company name.
	#* Select OK.		#* Select OK.

Russ horton: /* Setup */

2015-01-12T17:35:08Z

Setup

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	#* Select Adaptive Server Anywhere 8.0, and then select Finish.		#* Select Adaptive Server Anywhere 8.0, and then select Finish.
	#* On the ODBC tab, enter '''CMSPackages''' for the Data source name, paying close attention to this CASE SENSITIVE name. It is important that this DSN be named exactly as it must match up with an existing FedEx Ship Manager map.		#* On the ODBC tab, enter '''CMSPackages''' for the Data source name, paying close attention to this CASE SENSITIVE name. It is important that this DSN be named exactly as it must match up with an existing FedEx Ship Manager map.
	#* On the Login tab, enter '''~~cmsuser~~''' for the User ID and the password for that account. The Password field will display only asterisks.		#* On the Login tab, enter '''CMSUser''' for the User ID and the password for that account. The Password field will display only asterisks AND is case sensistive.
	#* On the Database tab, the Server name is the CMS Sybase Server Name, not the server’s Windows name. The default name is '''NHSDataServer'''. The Database name is the CMS database, which is usually your company name.		#* On the Database tab, the Server name is the CMS Sybase Server Name, not the server’s Windows name. The default name is '''NHSDataServer'''. The Database name is the CMS database, which is usually your company name.
	#* Select OK.		#* Select OK.

Russ horton: /* Overview */

2015-01-12T17:34:26Z

Overview

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	*FedEx Integration Import: This connects FedEx Ship Manager to your CMS database so you can type or scan in a CMS package number in FedEx Ship Manager and it will retrieve the necessary package information from your CMS database. CMS can either pass the weight of the package to FedEx Ship Manager, you can have an electronic scale attached, or you can key in the weight into FedEx Ship Manager. For fast and accurate shipping we recommend using an electronic scale.		*FedEx Integration Import: This connects FedEx Ship Manager to your CMS database so you can type or scan in a CMS package number in FedEx Ship Manager and it will retrieve the necessary package information from your CMS database. CMS can either pass the weight of the package to FedEx Ship Manager, you can have an electronic scale attached, or you can key in the weight into FedEx Ship Manager. For fast and accurate shipping we recommend using an electronic scale.

	'''DISCLAIMER: FedEx prefers to have one of their technology specialists onsite at your location to setup any integrations with their software. These instructions and the corresponding integration file are provided as guidance for your FedEx representative to facilitate a quick and easy setup. While you may be able to do it on your own, we don't recommend it as we are unable to offer support on their software. Instead, you should contact your FedEx Representative http://www.fedex.com/us/customersupport/index.html?cc=us for an appointment. Once you have that appointment, please notify us of the time/date so we can also commit to have ~~someone~~ available ~~here~~ to assist your rep.'''		'''DISCLAIMER: FedEx prefers to have one of their technology specialists onsite at your location to setup any integrations with their software. These instructions and the corresponding integration file are provided as guidance for your FedEx representative to facilitate a quick and easy setup. While you may be able to do it on your own, we don't recommend it as we are unable to offer support on their software. Instead, you should contact your FedEx Representative http://www.fedex.com/us/customersupport/index.html?cc=us for an appointment. Once you have that appointment, please notify us of the time/date so we can also commit to have one of our support techs available to assist your rep.'''

	=FedEx Integration Import=		=FedEx Integration Import=