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JDOffice 1.2
Irrigation, Harvest, and Other). However, Seeding and Harvest operations cannot be in the
same task, and you cannot have duplicate operations with identical product types in the
same task.
Tasks can be created by the Task Wizard or the Task Builder. The Task Builder is
intended for advanced users who are familiar with operations within JDOffice; beginners
are encouraged to use the Task Wizard to guide you through the necessary steps.
Tasks that have operations appended to them will have a green check mark next to them;
the check mark is only used as a visual guide for the user. Any tasks created in prior
releases of JDmap (legacy tasks) will not have operations associated with them; however
once you add operations to it, they will become a template.
IMPORTANT: If you change an operation within a task, it does not
automatically update the task on either the Crop Program or Field Plan
screens. The altered task must be removed, then added back to the Record
Keeping screens to obtain the updates.
JDOffice installs with predefined tasks. You can use these as is, edit them to fit your
operation, or create entirely new tasks.
To make a task inactive (or active) refer to page 46.
Note: To see what operations are included in a predefined task, select the
task in the list and click Task Builder.
Add a task:
1. From the Setup menu, select Tasks.
2. Select the Task tab.
3. Click New.
4. The Task name text box will be blank. Enter a unique name.
• The first 20 characters of this name will populate the Task display name text box;
if you want a different name, highlight what is there and type over it with a new
display name.
• Press the keyboard Tab key to add it to the list.
5. Click Task Builder or Task Wizard to define the operations for the task.
Task Builder
The Task Builder consists of one screen and is intended for the advanced users who are
familiar with JDOffice operations. Once the task is defined, the builder is used to select the
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