Promis.e 2023 Update 1 (23.00.01.060) Win x64

The following items summarize the new features and enhancements in the Promis.e 2023 Update 1 release:
New BOM Manager Function: Import Custom Parts
Custom Parts features allow you to add items to your Bills of Materials without having to create a separate parts database record. This new function enables bulk import of custom parts from an excel file.


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New Import Drawings Function: Import Page Properties
Bulk import title block properties from an excel file during import.


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Multiple URL Link Support
The Parts database URL field was limited to a single URL in prior releases. Starting with this release, users can associate multiple URL links.


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New BOM Manager Function: Link With Symbol
This new function is found on the Right-Click menu in BOM Manager. You can use this function to quickly link an unplaced BOM item to a symbol.


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New BOM Manager Function: Apply to Symbol
This new function is found on the main BOM Manager tool bar. Use this function to assign multiple parts to a selected set of symbols. This can be useful when assigning multiple hardware items such as nuts, bolts, and washers to terminal connectors.


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New Remove Part Numbers Function
This new function is found in the Modify Component > Device ribbon group.
Note:This function requires one or more symbols to be selected prior to locating it in the device ribbon menu. Use this function to remove multiple part numbers from multiple symbols at once.




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Resizable Dialogs
The following dialogs were enhanced to support resizing.
- Place Balloon
- Update Symbol
- Replace Page Format
- Replace Title Block
- Replace Text
- Replace Symbol
- Replace Device ID
- Replace Part Number
- Exchange Equipment Numbers
- Exchange Catalog
- Find and Replace
- Re-sequence Wire Link
- Run Project API Builder
- Run Reports
- Panduit Labels
- Create Macro
- Wire Terminations
- Region Editor
- Shortest Distance Routing
Master Units Warning
If you attempt to change working units on an existing page associated to any mode, except 3D Layout Mode and Construction Mode, a Unit Warning is displayed when: Master Unit in Design File does not equal selected unit in Default Units of Measure setting in Settings.


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- Yes - Apply user change.
- No - Do not apply user change.
New Administrator Function: Maintenance Mode
A Project Database can be put into a state preventing users from using the application during a database maintenance event, such as, Updating a Project Database to the latest version. Maintenance mode is controlled by setting a value for the Maintenance extended property associated to dbo.Project table.
Use Microsoft SQL Management Studio as follows:
- Enable: set value for Maintenance extended property 1.
- Disable: set value for Maintenance extended property 0.


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Users will receive below Alert message if they attempt to use the software while this option is enabled:

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Project Database Update Required
To take full advantage of enhancement and resolve issues, ensure all SQL Project Databases have been upgraded toSub version 7. Refer to Creating and Updating the Project-Database


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