Don't get excited.  I installed 2014 in a VM yesterday, there are only two significant changes:

1.All the icons and folders and UIs have a different look and color, kind of like the Microsoft Office ribbon. Meh...

2. You can finally see exactly what each user is  running in each module, and email them to get out.  This is the only thing I ever put in the Sage 300 Ideas box, I'm happy for it.

FYI, don't press Ctrl-C in a grid text field when there's nothing in the clipboard, it will crash the UI, just like 2012 PU2 and PU3.

Don't get excited.  I installed 2014 in a VM yesterday, there are only two significant changes:

1.All the icons and folders and UIs have a different look and color, kind of like the Microsoft Office ribbon. Meh...

2. You can finally see exactly what each user is  running in each module, and email them to get out.  This is the only thing I ever put in the Sage 300 Ideas box, I'm happy for it.

FYI, don't press Ctrl-C in a grid text field when there's nothing in the clipboard, it will crash the UI, just like 2012 PU2 and PU3.

Thanks Jay - II was trying to contain my excitement :) mainly need it for Office 2013 compatibility.

Serious lack of exciting features in this release.  Icon changes are just not enough to sell it to sites that have been using for years.

Do like the idea of the GL report spanning fiscal years though.

Thanks for the tip on Ctrl-C, surely the VIP testing found this and they have a fix on the way?

Yeah, I forgot about the GL report, that's cool for a lot of folks.  I've got a case in for the Ctrl-C bug. 2012 PU1 and prior are OK, 2012 PU2 and PU3 have it as well as 2014, so with a little version control checking, I'm sure R&D can dig it out.

And don't forget about the ability to link visual process flows to programs, macros etc. Probably the most useful updated feature for our new sites.

Here is the link to the Sage 300 ERP 2014 Compatibility Guide:

partners.sagenorthamerica.com/.../Sage%20300%20ERP%202014%20compatibility%20guide.pdf