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Select target action

If you are adding or changing a targetA target is the action associated with a feature. Each feature must have a target in order to do something. For example, a target could be to open a form (window), produce a report, run any OS Invocable (any application or process you can access through the Run option in the Microsoft Windows Start menu), open a workspace (an area on your desktop which can contain several panels of information from Sage 200 modules), or open a content part (an area of a workspace). All features installed with Sage 200 and with any add-on packages have targets added automatically. and the Target Type is Form, then you must select the form to associate with the target.

To select target actions

Open: System Administration > Features.

1. Select the feature group and select the feature.
   • If you are adding a target, right-click and choose Add target.
   • If you are changing a target, right-click and choose Show Targets to display existing targets in the Targets tab under Feature Properties.
   • Select an existing target.
   • Click Properties from there to change the target properties.
   • If the Target Type is Form, enter the name of the Form. If you don't know the name of the form, click the browse (...) button to select the form.
2. To select a custom form:
• Select Custom Assembly.

• Click the browse (...) button to select an assemblyA collection of Sage 200 or third party forms (windows)..

  Select the form that you want from the list of forms displayed.

3. To select a Sage 200 form:
• Select Sage 200 Assemblies.
• If Sage 200 forms are held locally on your computer:
• Select Local Folder.
• Click the browse (...) button to select the folder where the forms are held.
• If Sage 200 forms are held on the server:
• Select Global Assembly Cache.

• Click within List of Assemblies and select the assembly which contains the form that you want to use.

  For example, if you are looking for a Sales Ledger form, this will be in the assembly that begins, Sage.MMS.SalesLedger

• Select the form that you want.

  For example, MaintainCustomerAccountForm.

4. Click Select to confirm the form selection.

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