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Error in definition of screen item PHEADER 2419

While working in Sales Order within MAS 90 version 4.1, the user receives an error upon trying to save.

The error is:

Error in definition of screen item: PHEADER 2419
Error #29: Invalid Mnemonic or position specification

Name: NUMBEROFSHIPPINGLABELS @(18,23,25)
CTL value:10074
[4230]

Upon entering through a number of other error messages appeared.

We tried the following steps:

1. Attempting the task on another workstation - this worked

2. Having another user login on the problem workstation - this worked

So having narrowed it down to a user / screen issue we did the following:

A. Right click the Sales Order screen and selected reset form (did not work)

B. Made a copy of  SY_Personalize.M4T which is located in the \MAS_SYSTEM folder.

Looked on the computer under the "My Computer" to view the users computer name.

Went through DFDM to find the computer name and form in the SY_Personalize.M4T which is stored within the MAS_SYSTEM.

Once I deleted the record pertaining to the workstation name and module screen (had to make an educated guess on the sales order name) - we were able to log back in as the user and the problem went away.

It appears that the SY_Personalize.M4T is a file that will rebuilt itself. If possible do not rename it, however if you're not able to find the exact record to delete you may want to save a copy somewhere and try deleting SY_Personalize.M4T.

BE SURE YOU SAVE COPIES OF ANY FILES BEFORE MAKING CHANGES OR DELETIONS AS IT MAY BE THE ONLY WAY TO RECOVER FROM A MISTAKE.

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