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JDOffice 1.2
How do I unload my data from the PC Card?
Place the PC Card in the appropriate drive and select File>Unload PC Card to manually
unload the card, or File>Auto Unload PC Card to completely unload the card in one step.
Refer to Chapter 6 for a complete explanation of both options.
What is the difference between farms and fields?
Within JDOffice, a farm is a group of fields which are located near each other; it can
consist of one field or dozens. A field is an area of land which is physically delineated by
roads, creeks, railroad tracks, etc.
How do I organize my farms and fields?
You first need to consider the layout and size of your farming operation. If it is large, you
might want to enter information by areas. If the fields are located far apart, it is better to
define them as separate farms. Breaking up the land into manageable farms produces
better displays on the farm map, and provides shorter pick lists for the operator.
What are unknown farms/fields?
Unknown farms and fields are choices made in the GreenStar Display because the correct
farms/fields were not created in the Setup section of JDOffice. To avoid getting them, be
sure to define your farms and fields in JDOffice (Setup) prior to going to the field, or utilize
the Custom Name feature in the GreenStar Display.
When I select Unload PC Card, I get a message that says I have less than 30 hours
left. What does this mean?
It is an early warning to let you know your PC Card is getting full. To delete some of the
data on the card, insert it into the PC Card drive and select File>Cleanup PC Card. The
files listed will have already been processed. Select a field and click Cleanup. Before
deleting the data, JDOffice will archive the data.
I am trying to unload data onto my second computer, although it says there is no
data on the PC Card. However, I used Windows Explorer to verify that there is data
in the pfdata folder. Why am I getting this message?
Your problem is not the lack of data, but the fact that the client number of the first
installation does not match the client number of the second JDOffice installation. JDOffice
will need to be reinstalled on the second system using the first installation’s client number
(Help>About JDOffice). Call the CCC and tell them that this is another system and give
the site code from the second installation, and the client number from the first installation.
They will give you a site key that will generate the same client ID number on the second
system.
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