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 Introducing PTWin32 |
There
are many methods used by local governments to carry out the permitting process.
Sometimes a permit is approved and given an expiration date which never changes.
All inspections including the Final Inspection must be completed by the date
assigned. Other jurisdictions have a system that places the expiration date of the permit on a sliding scale that is determined by the date of the most recent inspection. Usually the date of the moist recent inspection is pushed forward a specific number of days to determine the new permit expiration date. PTWin32 supports both of these methods for determining a permit expiration date and we do it automatically. Here’s how it works If
you execute the System Settings command from the Options menu of PTWin32 you will find a tab labeled System
Settings. The lower half of this notebook page displays the fields for Automatic
Expiration Date Updating. The
field labeled, When should PTWin32 set Expiration Date? Is a pulldown with 3
choices. If you select Never the
expiration date will not be filled automatically and you will have to enter it
by hand. If you select At Application
Create Only then the date is calculated only once.
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