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RecTrac 10.1 Reference Guide

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<strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> <strong>RecTrac</strong> <strong>10.1</strong><br />

2 Right-click in the Import File Name field. Browse to the location of the import file. Highlight the file and click<br />

Open.<br />

3 Right-click in the Loc of Current Photos field. Browse to the location of the photos. Highlight a file in the<br />

directory and click Open.<br />

4 Right-click in the Loc For Converted Photos field. Browse to the location where you want the converted photos<br />

to go. Highlight a file in the directory and click Open.<br />

5 Select whether the import file uses household IDs, Social Security Numbers, or Cross <strong>Reference</strong> Numbers as the<br />

identifier.<br />

6 Select the appropriate conversion option:<br />

Input From Text File – Use a text file (specified in the Import File Name field) to determine the new names for<br />

the image files.<br />

Input From Folder With Images – Convert the images directly without a text file. The program renames the<br />

image files based on the selected Record Match Option. For example, if your Record Match Option is Soc Sec<br />

Number, the program takes the image file name, looks for a corresponding Social Security number in the<br />

database, and renames the image file to the appropriate <strong>RecTrac</strong> photo ID number.<br />

7 Select the Overwrite Images If They Already Exist option to overwrite images during the import process,<br />

assuming the existing images have the same names as those being imported.<br />

8 Click Import to begin the renaming process.<br />

9 Click Exit to return to the Main Menu.<br />

Finding and Fixing Duplicate Household Records<br />

Changing Household Names to All Capital Letters<br />

It would be helpful to run the Household Name Utility program if you notice that household<br />

information has been entered in a non-uniform manner and you would rather have all household<br />

names look the same in your picklists. For example, if some of your household names were<br />

entered in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS, while others were added using Upper And Lower Case<br />

Letters, your household picklists will appear jumbled and un-organized. Use this program to<br />

standardize the look of all records.<br />

Note: This program ties up all <strong>RecTrac</strong> households as it runs. All users should log out of <strong>RecTrac</strong><br />

before running this program, or schedule to run it at the close of a day.<br />

1 Go to Utilities � System � Household Utilities � Household Name Utilities.<br />

2 Select whether you wish to:<br />

• Capitalize Primary Guardian Information<br />

• Capitalize Secondary Guardian Information<br />

• Capitalize Contact Name for Reservations<br />

• Capitalize Organization Name for Reservations<br />

• Capitalize Family Member Names<br />

• Assign Organization Name to FR Lookup Name<br />

• Auto-Assign Blank HH PINs<br />

Note: All information associated with each of these options will be capitalized if selected (i.e.<br />

address, phone number, etc).<br />

3 Click Process to update the selected records.<br />

4 Click Exit to return to the Main Menu.<br />

Generate a Listing of Duplicate Household Records<br />

The Duplicate Household Listing program allows the system to scan the household file for records<br />

that have the same primary guardian last name and then prints a listing report. The report is<br />

printed in alphabetical order by the primary guardian’s last name. You can use the report to select<br />

those households that you wish to delete from your database using the Household Maintenance<br />

program or merge using the Household Merge/Family Member Transfer program (Utilities �<br />

System � Household Utilities). You can also optionally indicate whether you want the system to<br />

6/9/2008 406 Vermont Systems, Inc.

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