Reminder: G/L Automatic Closing and Year-End Procedures
CBS strongly advises that you perform your G/L Year-End Closing for 2010 before January 31, 2011.
As we have now begun a new year, please make sure to close all accounting periods using Periodic Closing in the G/L System Tasks.
For any questions, please consult the CAMS-ii Help (CAMS-ii How-To’s > General Ledger System Tasks > G/L Automatic Closing).
Please submit any remaining questions concerning the 2010 Year-End G/L Closing to the CBS Issue Tracking System.
CAMS-ii Tip: DRM Multi-Print
The Document Retrieval Manager (DRM) Multi-Print feature was added in the CAMS-ii version 3.3.0 release. DRM Multi-Print allows you to create a single PDF document from more than one PDF document produced in the DRM.
How does this help me? For example: You can select the same report produced over a five-day period, use the Find tool in the PDF document toolbar to find information concerning a member's account over that period.
You can also save the document you created using DRM Multi-Print by clicking the PDF Save icon on the PDF toolbar, naming the document and saving it to a folder on you PC workstation. This saves you from returning to the DRM to find the documents and re-creating the same document.
IMPORTANT: You cannot print documents that are in landscape orientation with documents that are in portrait orientation in the same DRM Multi-Print session.
- Click the Printer icon in the Level One menu of the CAMS-ii browser interface.
- From the Report Viewer window of the Document Retrieval Manager, select the Print check box next to the documents that you want to print.
- Click Multi-Print. A confirmation dialog appears.
- Click OK. An Adobe Reader window appears with the documents combined into one PDF document.
- Click the Printer icon located on the toolbar at the top of the Adobe Reader window.
IMPORTANT: Do not print from the Internet Explorer toolbar. Once you close the PDF document that you create with DRM Multi-Print, you cannot re-open it unless you have saved it as described previously.