A good art app/program manager?
I am a graphic designer and I need a good app or program to orangize my art files.
I have searched and not coming up with anything.
Anyone have any recs? Application or program that they use?
I would say that over 75% of my art work are vector (eps) files.
thanks!!!
Clever old you.
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Insurance policy numbers?
Telephone and internet banking passwords?
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WEP key for your wi-fi?
Software serial numbers?
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IT_COND-CURRENCY = 'INR'.
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IT_CONDX-COND_TYPE = 'ZBLD'.
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IT_CONDX-COND_VALUE = 'X'.
IT_CONDX-CURRENCY = 'X'.
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AT END OF SPART.
L_FLAG = 'X'.
ENDAT.
IF L_FLAG = 'X'.
IT_HEADER-REFOBJTYPE = 'BUS2094'.
IT_HEADER-DOC_TYPE = 'ZCMR'.
IT_HEADER-SALES_ORG = I_CR-VKORG.
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IT_HEADER-DIVISION = I_CR-SPART.
IT_HEADER-ORD_REASON = 'Z15'.
IT_HEADER-BILL_BLOCK = ' '.
IT_HEADER-TELEPHONE = 'AUTO'.
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IT_HEADX-SALES_ORG = 'X'.
IT_HEADX-DISTR_CHAN = 'X'.
IT_HEADX-DIVISION = 'X'.
IT_HEADX-ORD_REASON = 'X'.
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IT_HEADX-BILL_BLOCK = 'X'.
IT_HEADX-TELEPHONE = 'X'.
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L_VKORG, L_VTWEG, L_SPART, L_FLAG, L_ITEM,
IT_COND, IT_CONDX,L_FLAG.
ENDIF.
ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
*& Form SUB_CALL_BAPI
text
--> p1 text
<-- p2 text
FORM SUB_CALL_BAPI .
DATA: L_ERR(1),
L_VBELN LIKE ZSD_RBT_ELG_INV-VBELN,
L_FLAG1(1),
L_ERR1(1),
L_FLAG2(1),
L_ERR2(1),
L_VAL1 LIKE ZSD_RBT_ELG_INV-NETWR.
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DATA: C(2) VALUE '&1'.
DATA: COUNTER(2) TYPE N.
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REFRESH: IT_RET.
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CALL FUNCTION 'SD_SALESDOCUMENT_CREATE'
EXPORTING
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SALES_HEADER_IN = IT_HEADER
SALES_HEADER_INX = IT_HEADX
SENDER =
BINARY_RELATIONSHIPTYPE = ' '
INT_NUMBER_ASSIGNMENT = ' '
BEHAVE_WHEN_ERROR = ' '
LOGIC_SWITCH = ' '
BUSINESS_OBJECT = ' '
TESTRUN =
CONVERT_PARVW_AUART = ' '
STATUS_BUFFER_REFRESH = 'X'
IMPORTING
SALESDOCUMENT_EX = L_VBELN
SALES_HEADER_OUT =
SALES_HEADER_STATUS =
TABLES
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SALES_ITEMS_IN = IT_ORIT
SALES_ITEMS_INX = IT_ITINX
SALES_PARTNERS = IT_ORPT
SALES_SCHEDULES_IN =
SALES_SCHEDULES_INX =
SALES_CONDITIONS_IN = IT_COND
SALES_CONDITIONS_INX = IT_CONDX
SALES_CFGS_REF =
SALES_CFGS_INST =
SALES_CFGS_PART_OF =
SALES_CFGS_VALUE =
SALES_CFGS_BLOB =
SALES_CFGS_VK =
SALES_CFGS_REFINST =
SALES_CCARD =
SALES_TEXT =
SALES_KEYS =
SALES_CONTRACT_IN =
SALES_CONTRACT_INX =
EXTENSIONIN =
PARTNERADDRESSES =
SALES_SCHED_CONF_IN =
ITEMS_EX =
SCHEDULE_EX =
BUSINESS_EX =
INCOMPLETE_LOG =
EXTENSIONEX =
CONDITIONS_EX =
PARTNERS_EX =
TEXTHEADERS_EX =
TEXTLINES_EX =
BATCH_CHARC =
CLEAR L_ERR.
LOOP AT IT_RET.
IF IT_RET-TYPE EQ 'E'.
LEAVE TO LIST-PROCESSING.
WRITE:/ 'BAPI ERROR', IT_RET-MESSAGE.
L_ERR = 'X'.
ELSEIF IT_RET-TYPE = 'S'
AND IT_RET-ID = 'V1'.
LEAVE TO LIST-PROCESSING.
WRITE:/ IT_RET-MESSAGE.
ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
IF L_ERR IS INITIAL.
CLEAR L_ERR.
COMMIT WORK.
CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT'
EXPORTING
WAIT =
IMPORTING
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