Is there a way to run MLS from a shared network drive?
Yes, but as with running MLS on Linux, you should only run Church software on the Church machines that the Church approves. The way I got it to work was to copy the C:\Program Files\jre directory from the network drive to the local machine (at the same location). You can then run MLS from the network drive. Q: We are asked to mark donor records as hidden when members move from the ward. Is there an easy way to recognize moveouts when they occur? I am a finance clerk and I don’t see that kind of communication between membership and finance. A: You will obviously know that you can print a move out report and also review the current ward directory, those that show up on the move out report or do not appear in the current directory you would mark as hidden. Although there may be cases of members of another unit that are donating to something like the ward missionary, you should leave those donors visible until they stop making donations. Nothing automatic as you had hoped for. You would no
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