| Relation Management - features in the Text Editor |  |
| If you use the Text Editor to define the layout of a letter or to create a selection expression, you can retrieve feature definitions. Click Start Zoomsession on the Options menu of the Text Editor to select a feature definition. General notation of a feature Types of features R The feature is associated with a customer or prospect. P The feature is associated with a marketing project. C The feature is associated with a contact. A The feature is associated with an activity. H The feature is taken from the activity history. The general notation of a feature is as follows: [X, feature]. The X stands for (R, P, C, A, or H). The retrieved feature is always the feature for a relation (R). If you wish to assign the feature to contact, you must change the "R" into "C", and so on. Feature variables If you want to use feature definitions in a predefined report, you can use the following variables (arrays): label.data In this array all labels (descriptions) of the feature are stored. The length of a label is 40 characters, up to 25 labels. feature.data In this array all values (alphanumeric) are stored (up to 25). feature.text In this array all text numbers are recorded (up to 10), which can now be printed. Example Activity 'Visit' has three features:
Type of atmosphere | friendly, normal, hostile
Start of appointment | early, on time, late
End of appointment | early, on time, late
Feature two has a text linked to it. The following can be printed:
tdsmi200.cact tdsmi200.dsca
label.data (1) : feature.data (1)
label.data (2) : feature.data (2)
label.data (3) : feature.data (3)
Text label.data (2)
feature.text (2)
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