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Read Registration Data Error. Access denied.
Check Factory requires users to have Full Control rights in the CFACTORY
folder and all folders below.
I am switching to a new server. How do I move Check Factory from one
sever to another?
Simply copy the CFACTORY folder and all folders below it to the new
server. Make sure you copy hidden files. If the stations see the new server
with the same mapped drive letter path then that is all you have to do. If
the path has changed just navigate to CFACTORY via the new mapped drive
letter and run WSSETUP.EXE. Do this on each workstation.
Does anything come out at the printer?
If so then you have not chosen the Check Factory printer connected to
C:\LFECF000
You must choose this printer inside your accounting software whenever you
are going to print via Check Factory. Since your print job came out of the
printer, it tells us that you selected a Windows printer connected to the
physical printer, not Check Factory.
Nothing comes out of printer.
If nothing comes out of the printer.
The Check Factory program is probably not running and minimized.
If it is running, bring up Check Factory, click on settings. Verify that
the Source Printer is C:\LFECF000 .
Next click on the Start Button, Settings, Printers. Bring up the properties
of the Check Factory printer. Click on Details. Print to the Following port
should be the same as the Source Printer above, C:\LFECF000.
When I Start Check Factory the system freezes or
takes forever to load
You probably have Norton Anti Virus Corporate Edition running.
Disable it on the station and Check Factory will load quickly.
OR
In NAV bring up the Realtime Protection Screen and click OFF the network
drive that contains the Check Factory data files.
Thanks to Triangle Partners for the tip.
Other virus software may exhibit similar behavior.
Click on Settings. Make sure that the Loop
Event box is unchecked.
Many strange file related problems in Check Factory can be traced to
corrupted Check Factory index files.
To rebuild Check Factory indexes:
Make sure ALL users at ALL workstations have closed the Check Factory
program.
Open Windows Explorer, change to the CFACTORY folder on the server.
Delete all files with a CDX extension. You may have to change the Explorer
View settings to see the file extensions.
Restart Check Factory to rebuild the indexes.
From each workstation, run the WSSETUP.EXE program located in the CFACTORY
folder on the server.
NOTE:
Check Factory and its' Setup programs do not understand UNC path names. You
MUST run Check Factory, SETUP.EXE and WSSETUP.EXE from a mapped drive
letter.
I get an "Illegal Function Call" message
when I try to start Check Factory and the program terminates.
This usually happens when you install or run Check Factory using UNC path
names instead of a mapped drive.
Reinstall using a mapped drive letter OR change your Start Menu shortcut to
use a mapped drive letter.
"No Check Factory Compatible Printers
Found" message is displayed when Check Factory starts
Download the latest
LFEWIN2.EXE and save it to your CFACTORY folder. All printers will now be
visible to Check Factory.
I have a printer out there but I still
can't see it in Check Factory...
This printer has the words Check Factory in the name. Check Factory is
reserved for the printer that prints to port: C:\LFECF000 -- ONLY!
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