June 2002 - Advent Resources, Inc.

Not Adding Up?
When Weight Fees Don’t
Calculate Properly
If you ever find that your DMV
weight fees don’t calculate properly,
use the following checklist to
troubleshoot the problem:
1) In the manufacturer model screen,
for all models, “Type” should be set
properly for inventory types 2-5
(everything but cars).
2) The “Weight” field must have the
weight entered.
3) The “Wt fee” must = “Y”.
Finally, there’s one more thing to
look for and it applies mostly to used
vehicles:
4) Press ‘Additional Functions,’
then choose “4 Miscellaneous Info”
and be sure “Eligible for weight
fees” = “Y”. This last item will only
affect new vehicles if “Wt fee” is set
incorrectly (to “N”) for new vehicle
models.
Keep Traffic Moving
Don’t Stop those Reports!
Whenever a report is scheduled
to print using Advent’s Time
Scheduler, it is very important
that the printer on which the report is
scheduled to print be left on. In addition,
if this is not a stand-alone printer, the
computer that the printer is connected to
must be left on as well. The Advent
system will only spool the report for
printing when the computer/printer is
turned on.
So, if you are having trouble getting
your scheduled reports to print, first
check to see if the appropriate computer
and printer were left powered up at the
time the report was scheduled to print.
Life Lessons
Classes for Men
W
e heartily support adult education
and are pleased to highlight
the following courses for
adult males offered at our local learning
center. Sign up by June 15. Note: Due to
content complexity and difficulty, each
course will accept a maximum of eight
participants.
Topic 1: How to Fill Up the Ice-
Cube Trays
Step-by-step, with slide
presentation.
Topic 2: The Toilet Paper Roll – Do
They Grow on the Holders?
Round table discussion.
Topic 3: Fundamental Differences
Between the Laundry Hamper and
the Floor
Pictures and explanatory graphics.
Topic 4: The After-Dinner Dishes
and Silverware – Can They Levitate
and Fly into the Kitchen Sink?
Examples on video.
Topic 5: Loss of Identity – Losing
the Remote to Your Significant
Other.
Help-line support and support
groups.
Topic 6: Learning How to Find
Things, Starting with Looking in the
Right Place Instead of Turning the
House Upside-Down While
Screaming.
Open forum.
Topic 7: Health Watch – Bringing
Her Flowers is Not Harmful to Your
Health.
Graphics and audio tape.
Topic 8: Real Men Ask for
Directions When Lost
Real-life testimonials.
Topic 9: Is It Genetically Impossible
to Sit Quietly as She Parallel Parks?
Driving simulation.
Topic 10: Learning to Live – Basic
Differences Between Mother and
Wife.
Online class.
Topic 11: How to Be the Ideal
Shopping Companion.
Relaxation exercises, meditation
Topic 12: How to Fight Cerebral
Atrophy – Remembering Birthdays,
Anniversaries, Other Important
Dates, and Calling When You’re
Going to Be Late.
Cerebral shock therapy sessions
offered.
Who Done It?
Well of Course
T
hree engineering
students were
gathered together
discussing the possible
designers of the human body. One said,
“It was a mechanical engineer. Just look
at all the joints.”
Another said, “No, it was an
electrical engineer. The nervous system
has many thousands of electrical
connections.”
The last said, “Actually, it was a
civil engineer. Who else would run a
toxic waste pipeline through a
recreational area?”
Real Life Heroes
and Heroines
Congratulations to all our Team
members for their participation in
the 9 th Annual Revlon Run/Walk
on Saturday, May 11 th . The Advent
Team was small this year but that
didn’t stop us. We raised over
$3200.00 for the fight against breast
and ovarian cancer.
Team Advent would especially
like to thank Mary McLachlan and
Joseph D’Asaro for their fundraising
efforts.
Team Advent encourages
everyone to participate in this event.
See you in May, 2003!
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