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<value>When switched on, the Revision Dates, on all of the procedures listed below, will be changed to the selected date.
i.e. changing the date on the first procedure in the list will result in all of the procedures in the list to get that same date.</value>
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<value>When switched on, the Revision Dates, on all of the procedures listed below, will be changed to the selected date.
i.e. changing the date on the first procedure in the list will result in all of the procedures in the list to get that same date.</value>
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<value>Select the Work Flow or Approval revison stage.
Work Flow stages will retain change bars in the working draft procedure(s).
Approval Stages will delete (reset) change bars in the working draft procedure(s).</value>
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<value>Select the Work Flow or Approval revison stage.
Work Flow stages will retain change bars in the working draft procedure(s).
Approval Stages will delete (reset) change bars in the working draft procedure(s).</value>
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<value>PROMS will look at the selected procedure and list other procedures that should be selected, based on Transitions, Referenced Objects, and Library Documents.
The procedures that should be selected will have a list of reasons in parenthisis next to them.
Select the check box next to any of the procedures you want to include in this Revision Stage (Work Flow or Approval), then select the OK button.
If the Auto Selct switch is turned on, these additional procedures will automatically be selected for inclusion in this Revison Stage.</value>
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<value>This will update the list of procedures (in the left panel), in which you want to apply the selected Revison Stage.
Note that you can select and un-select procedures in the panel above (right panel). The OK button will reflect your changes.</value>
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