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kkyle2

Sage 300 AOM - Support in a Browser other than IE

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Is it just me, am I missing something?  The AOM XML does not open in anything but IE after downloading it to the file system.  I have tried to get it to open in Chrome, Firefox, Edge only a blank page is rendered.  I realize it has something to do with the stylesheet but one would think that a newer version would be available that runs in a browser from this century.

What are other folks doing?  I use the AOM pretty much on a daily basis and my hack to get IE to run is no longer working (company does not support running any more).

Thanks for any input.

Kimberly

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    A coworker found another method of opening the AOM from the file system using XML Notepad.  Open the Advantage.xml, then go to XSL Output.  You can then navigate up and down through the various pages.  If you get too deep down in the navigation simply go back to Tree View then XSL Output to go back to the main page.

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    A coworker found another method of opening the AOM from the file system using XML Notepad.  Open the Advantage.xml, then go to XSL Output.  You can then navigate up and down through the various pages.  If you get too deep down in the navigation simply go back to Tree View then XSL Output to go back to the main page.

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