BYOD Projecct Plan Preparation

Hi All,
Hope all are doing well.
I Need one help from your side i am planning to start Cisco BYOD solution Project (Switching,Wireless,Security and Management Solution )
Please help me  if any one have Project Implementation plan for BYOD
 Regards
Muhammed

Dear Leo,
Thank you for your reply ..
We are planning Upgrade our all network items below is the your requested details 
1. Cisco 4500-series Core Switch (2) with redundancy we need to configure VSS 
2. Access Switches around 45 Nos
3. Cisco WLC with HA
4. Cisco ISE
5. Cisco Prime infrastructure 
6. Cisco ASA 5500 with HA
7.Cisco Access Point around 155 Nos
8. total user 1500 wire and  wireless
9. Total our bandwidth 25Mb dedicated line
10. All cabling work
Kindly check the my details and help me 
Regards
Muhammed 

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    FBU8     Reverse Cross-Company Code Document
    FBV0     Post Parked Document
    FBV1     Park Document
    FBV2     Change Parked Document
    FBV3     Display Parked Document
    FBV4     Change Parked Document (Header)
    FBV5     Document Changes of Parked Documents
    FBV6     Parked Document $
    FBVB     Post Parked Document
    FBW1     Enter Bill of Exchange Pmnt Request
    FBW2     Post Bill of Exch.acc.to Pmt Request
    FBW3     Post Bill of Exchange Usage
    FBW4     Reverse Bill Liability
    FBW5     Customer Check/Bill of Exchange
    FBW6     Vendor Check/Bill of Exchange
    FBW7     Bank file to file system (for FBWD)
    FBW8     File to Bank (for Transaction FBWD)
    FBW9     C FI Maintain Table T045DTA
    FBWA     C FI Maintain Table T046a
    FBWD     Returned Bills of Exchange Payable
    FBWD2     Parameter Transaction for FBWD
    FBWE     Bill/Exch.Presentatn - International
    FBWQ     C FI Maintain Table T045T
    FBWR     C FI Maintain Table T045W
    FBWS     C FI Maintain Table T046s
    FBZ0     Display/Edit Payment Proposal
    FBZ1     Post Incoming Payments
    FBZ2     Post Outgoing Payments
    FBZ3     Incoming Payments Fast Entry
    FBZ4     Payment with Printout
    FBZ5     Print Check For Payment Document
    FBZ8     Display Payment Run
    FBZA     Display Pmnt Program Configuration
    FBZG     Failed Customer Payments
    FBZP     Maintain Pmnt Program Configuration
    FK01     Create Vendor (Accounting)
    FK02     Change Vendor (Accounting)
    FK02CORE     Maintain vendor
    FK03     Display Vendor (Accounting)
    FK04     Vendor Changes (Accounting)
    FK05     Block Vendor (Accounting)
    FK06     Mark Vendor for Deletion (Acctng)
    FK08     Confirm Vendor Individually (Acctng)
    FK09     Confirm Vendor List (Accounting)
    FK10     Vendor Account Balance
    FK10N     Vendor Balance Display
    FK10NA     Vendor Balance Display
    FK15     Transfer vendor changes: receive
    FK16     Transfer vendor changes: receive
    FKI0     Execute Report
    FKI1     Create Report
    FKI2     Change Report
    FKI3     Display Report
    FKI4     Create Form
    FKI5     Change Form
    FKI6     Display Form
    FKIB     Background Processing
    FKIC     Maintain Currency Translation Type
    FKIK     Maintain Key Figures
    FKIM     Report Monitor
    FKIO     Transport Reports
    FKIP     Transport Forms
    FKIQ     Import Reports from Client 000
    FKIR     Import Forms from Client 000
    FKIT     Translation Tool - Drilldown Report.
    FKIV     Maintain Global Variable
    FKIX     Reorganize Drilldown Reports
    FKIY     Reorganize Report Data
    FKIZ     Reorganize Forms
    FKMT     FI Acct Assignment Model Management
    FS00     G/L acct master record maintenance
    FS01     Create Master Record
    FS02     Change Master Record
    FS02CORE     Maintain G/L account
    FS03     Display Master Record
    FS04     G/L Account Changes (Centrally)
    FS05     Block Master Record
    FS06     Mark Master Record for Deletion
    FS10     G/L Account Balance
    FS10N     Balance Display
    FS10NA     Balance Display
    FS15     Copy G/L account changes: Send
    FS16     Copy G/L account changes: Receive
    FSAA     Display Address for Bal.Confirmatns
    FSAP     Addresses for Balance Confirmations
    FSAV     Balance Confirmations: Reply View
    FSE2     Change Financial Statement Version
    FSE3     Display Financial Statement Version
    FSE4     Planning Preparation
    FSE5     Maintain Planning
    FSE5N     Maintain Planning
    FSE6     Display Planning
    FSE6N     Display Planning
    FSE7     Maint.Fin.Statemnt Forgn Lang.Texts
    FSE8     Display Forgn Lang Fin.Statmnt Texts
    FSE9     Automatic Financial Statement Form
    FSF1     Financial Calendar
    FSI0     Execute report
    FSI1     Create Report
    FSI2     Change Report
    FSI3     Display Report
    FSI4     Create Form
    FSI5     Change Form
    FSI6     Display Form
    FSIB     Background processing
    FSIC     Maintain Currency Translation Type
    FSIG     Balance Sheet Reports Criteria Group
    FSIK     Maintain Key Figures
    FSIM     Report Monitor
    FSIO     Transport reports
    FSIP     Transport forms
    FSIQ     Import reports from client 000
    FSIR     Import forms from client 000
    FSIT     Translation Tool - Drilldown Report.
    FSIV     Maintain Global Variable
    FSIX     Reorganize Drilldown Reports
    FSIY     Reorganize report data
    FSIZ     Reorganize forms
    FSK2     Maintain Sample Rules
    FSK2_OLD     Maintain Sample Rules
    FSKB     G/L Account Posting
    FSM1     Create Sample Account
    FSM2     Change Sample Account
    FSM3     Display Sample Account
    FSM4     Sample Account Changes
    FSM5     Delete Sample Account
    FSO2     Change Finan.Statement Vers. (old)
    FSO3     Display Finan.Statement Vers. (Old)
    FSP0     G/L acct master record in chrt/accts
    FSP1     Create Master Record in Chart/Accts
    FSP2     Change Master Record in Chart/Accts
    FSP3     Display Master Record in Chart/Accts
    FSP4     G/L Account Changes in Chart/Accts
    FSP5     Block Master Record in Chart/Accts
    FSP6     Mark Mast.Rec.for Del.in Chart/Accts
    FSRD     Loans       Regulatory Reporting CH
    FSRG     Money Mkt   Regulatory Reporting CH
    FSRW     Securities  Regulatory Reporting CH
    FSS0     G/L account master record in co code
    FSS1     Create Master Record in Company Code
    FSS2     Change Master Record in Company Code
    FSS3     Display Master Record in Comp.Code
    FSS4     G/L Account Changes in Company Code
    FSSA     Display Bal.Confirmatns Sel.Criteria
    FSSP     Change Bal.Confirmatns Sel.Criteria
    FST0     G/L account record translation
    FST2     Maintain Account Name
    FST3     Display Account Name
    OB00     C FI Maintain Table T030 (RDF)
    OB01     C FI Maintain Table T691A
    OB02     C FI Maintain Table T024B
    OB03     C FI Maintain Table T003
    OB04     C FI Maintain Table T030F
    OB05     C FI Maintain Table T001S
    OB06     C FI Maintain Table T031S
    OB07     C FI Maintain table TCURV
    OB08     C FI Maintain table TCURR
    OB09     C FI Maintain Table T030H
    OB10     C FI Maintain Table T049L
    OB11     C FI Maintain Table T018P
    OB12     C FI Maintain Table T691B
    OB13     C FI Maintain Table T004
    OB14     Configure Field Status Definition
    OB15     C FI Maintain Table T004R
    OB16     C FI Maintain Table TZUN/TZUNT
    OB17     C FI Maintain Table T040
    OB18     C FI Maintain Table T040S
    OB19     C FI Maintain Table T059M
    OB1A     C FI Maint. Table T004 (Layouts)
    OB1B     C FI Maint. Table T004 (Layouts)
    OB20     C FI Maintain Table T078D
    OB21     C FI Maintain Table T079D
    OB22     C FI Maintain Table T001A
    OB23     C FI Maintain Table T078K
    OB24     C FI Maintain Table T079K
    OB25     C FI Maintain Table T001X
    OB26     C FI Maintain Table T078S
    OB27     C FI Maintain Table T008
    OB28     C FI Maintain Table T001D
    OB29     C FI Fiscal Year Variants
    OB30     Accts Rec: Allocate flds -> fld gps
    OB31     C FI Maintain Table T055G
    OB32     C FI Maintain Table TBAER
    OB33     C FI Maintain Table T055
    OB34     C FI Maintain Table T055G
    OB35     Customer Balance Confirmation
    OB36     Vendor Balance Confirmation
    OB37     C FI Maintain Table T001 (PERIV)
    OB38     Assign Co.Code -> Cred.Cntl Area
    OB39     C FI Maintain Table TRAS
    OB40     C FI Maintain Table T030
    OB41     Maintain Accounting Keys
    OB42     C FI Maintain Table T056Z
    OB43     C FI Maintain Table T015L
    OB44     C FI Maintain Table T016
    OB45     C FI Maintain Table T014
    OB46     C FI Maintain Table T056
    OB47     C FI Maintain Table T015W
    OB48     C FI Maintain Matchcode SAKO
    OB49     C FI Maintain Matchcode DEBI
    OB50     C FI Maintain Matchcode KRED
    OB51     C FI Maintain Table T024P
    OB52     C FI Maintain Table T001B
    OB53     C FI Maintain Table T030
    OB54     C FI Maintain Table T001 (PERIV)
    OB55     C FI Maintain Table TFAV
    OB56     C FI Maintain Table T053
    OB57     C FI Maintain Table T043
    OB58     C FI Maintain Table T011/T011T
    OB59     C FI Maintain Table T044A
    OB60     C FI Maintain Table T041B
    OB61     C FI Maintain Table T047M
    OB62     C FI Maintain Table T001 (KTOPL + 2)
    OB63     C FI Maintain Table T001 (XGJRV)
    OB64     C FI Maintain Table T001 (WAABV)
    OB65     C FI Maintain Table T001 (XGSBE)
    OB66     C FI Maintain Table T001 (XKDFT)
    OB67     C FI Maintain Table T001 (MREGL)
    OB68     C FI Maintain Table T001
    OB69     C FI Maintain Table T001
    OB70     C FI Maintain Table T001
    OB71     C FI Maintain Table T001
    OB72     C FI Maintain Table T001O
    OB73     C FI Maintain Table T031
    OB74     C FI Maintain Table TF123
    OB75     C FI Maintain Table T042D
    OB76     C FI Maintain Table T045E
    OB77     C FI Maintain Table T048/T048T
    OB78     C FI Maintain Table T048B
    OB79     C FI Maintain Table T048I
    OB80     C FI Maintain Table T043K
    OB81     C FI Maintain Table T056A
    OB82     C FI Maintain Table T056U
    OB83     C FI Maintain Table T056P
    OB84     C FI Maintain Table T056D
    OB85     C FI Maintain Table T056B
    OB86     C FI Maintain Table T005 (WECHF)
    OB87     C FI Maintain Table T001N
    OB88     C FI Maintain Table T001
    OB89     C FI Maintain Table T030
    OB90     C FI Maintain Table T001R
    OB91     C FI Maintain Table T001F
    OB92     C FI Maintain Table T001G
    OB93     C FI Maintain Table TGSBG
    OB94     C FI Maintain Table T042M
    OB95     C FI Maintain Table T042N
    OB96     C FI Maintain Table T001F
    OB97     C FI Maintain Table T059A
    OB98     C FI Maintain Table T059F
    OB99     C FI Maintain Table T005Q
    OBA0     G/L Account Tolerance Groups
    OBA1     C FI Maintain Table T030
    OBA2     C FI Maintain Table T001M
    OBA3     C FI Maintain Table T043G
    OBA4     C FI Maintain Table T043T
    OBA5     Change Message Control
    OBA6     C FI Maintain Table T046
    OBA7     C FI maintain table T003
    OBA8     C FI Maintain Table TRERI
    OBA9     C FI Maintain Table T015Z
    OBAA     C FI Maintain Table T056S
    OBAB     C FI Maintain Table T056Y
    OBAC     C FI Maintain Table T056R
    OBAD     C FI Maintain Table T005P
    OBAE     C FI Maintain Table T005S
    OBAF     C FI Maintain Table T048K
    OBAG     C FI Maintain Table T060O
    OBAH     C FI Maintain Table T060A
    OBAI     C FI Maintain Table T060
    OBAJ     C FI Maintain Table T060
    OBAK     C FI Maintain Table T060
    OBAL     C FI Maintain Table T052A
    OBAM     C FI Maintain Table T052R
    OBAN     C FI Maintain Table T060O
    OBAO     C FI Maintain Table T060O
    OBAP     C FI Maintain Table TZGR
    OBAQ     C FI Maintain Table T047R
    OBAR     C FI Maintain Table T077D
    OBAS     C FI Maintain Table T077K
    OBAT     C FI Maintain Table T055G
    OBAU     C FI Maintain Table T055
    OBAV     C FI Maintain Table T049E
    OBAW     C FI Maintain Table T049F
    OBAX     C FI Maintain Table T049A
    OBAY     C FI Maintain Table T049B
    OBAZ     C FI Maintain Table FEDICUS
    OBB0     C FI Maintain table T030 valuatn adj
    OBB1     C FI Maintain Table T001G
    OBB2     C FI Maintain Table TFMC
    OBB3     C FI Maintain Table TFMC
    OBB4     C FI Maintain Table TFMC
    OBB5     C FI Maintain Table T001
    OBB6     C FI Maintain Table TGSB
    OBB7     C FI Maintain Table TGSB
    OBB8     C FI Maintain Table T052
    OBB9     C FI Maintain Table T052S
    OBBA     C FI Maintain Table T012C
    OBBB     C FI Maintain Table T012A
    OBBC     C FI Maintain Table T052 (Block Key)
    OBBD     C FI Maintain Table T045T
    OBBE     C FI Maintain Table T053R and T053S
    OBBF     C FI Maintain Table TCURD
    OBBG     C FI Maintain Table T005 (KALSM)
    OBBH     C FI Maintain Table T001Q (Document)
    OBBI     Maintain G/L Account Field Groups
    OBBJ     Maintain Sample Account Field Groups
    OBBK     C FI Maintain Table T055G (Banks)
    OBBL     C FI Maintain Table T055 (Banks)
    OBBM     C FI Maintain Table T055G (Docs)
    OBBN     C FI Maintain Table T055 (Docs)
    OBBO     C FI Maintain Table T010O
    OBBP     C FI Maintain Table T001 (OPVAR)
    OBBQ     C FI Maintain Table T044D
    OBBR     C FI Table T042R Maintenance
    OBBS     C FI Maintain Table TCURF
    OBBT     C FI Table T030 Maintenance GLU+GLU
    OBBU     C FI Maintain Table T044K List
    OBBUSPRO     Business Processes
    OBBV     C FI Maintain Table T030 BI2+SPACE
    OBBW     C FI Maintain Table T030 BI3+A00
    OBBX     C FI Maintain Table T030 BI4+SPACE
    OBBY     C FI Maintain Tables T028V + T028W
    OBBZ     C FI Subst. FI/0005: Activate
    OBC1     C FI Maintain Table T054
    OBC2     C FI Maintain Table T054A
    OBC3     C FI Maintain Table TLSEP
    OBC4     C FI Maintain Table T004V
    OBC5     C FI Maintain Table T001
    OBC6     C FI Maintain Table T001
    OBC7     C FI Maintain Table T059Q
    OBC8     C FI Table T001 Maintenance (TXKRS)
    OBC9     External Group Number for Taxation
    OBCA     C FI Maintain Table T076B
    OBCB     C FI Maintain Table T076I
    OBCC     C FI Maintain Table T076K
    OBCD     C FI Maintain Table T076M
    OBCE     C FI Maintain Table T076S
    OBCF     C FI Maintain Table T007F
    OBCG     C FI Maintain Table T007K
    OBCH     C FI Maintain Table T007L
    OBCI     C FI Maintain Table T007I
    OBCJ     C FI Maintain Table T007J
    OBCK     FI Table Maintenance T001 (XSTDT)
    OBCL     FI Table Maint. T001 (MWSKV+MWSKA)
    OBCM     C FI Maintain Table T007F
    OBCN     C FI Maintain Table T007B
    OBCO     C FI Maintain Table TTXD
    OBCP     C FI Maintain Table TTXJ
    OBCQ     C FI Table T053G Maintenance
    OBCR     C FI Table T053V + T053W Maintenance
    OBCS     C FI Table T053E Maintenance
    OBCT     C FI Table T053A + T053B Maintenance
    OBCU     C FI Table T053C Maintenance
    OBCV     C FI FAKP: T021R with SL-AX
    OBCW     C FI table T053D maintenance
    OBCX     TTXC View
    OBCY     C FI Table TTYPV Maintenance
    OBCZ     C FI Maintain Table T021E
    OBD1     Document parking posting date
    OBD2     C FI Maintain Table T077D
    OBD3     C FI Maintain Table T077K
    OBD4     C FI Maintain Table T077S
    OBD5     C FI Maintain Table T003B
    OBD6     C FI Maintain Table TCURS
    OBDA     C FI Table T059E + T059G Maintenance
    OBDB     C FI Table T053R Maintenance
    OBDC     C FI Maintain View Cluster V_T060K
    OBDD     C FI Table T060K Maintenance
    OBDE     C FI Table T060M Maintenance
    OBDF     C FI Maint.view cluster V_T060o
    OBDG     C FI Maintain Table T076A
    OBDH     C FI Maintain Table T076E
    OBDU     Job Names for Data Transfers
    OBE7     C FI Batch Input Customers
    OBE8     C FI Generate Btch Input Rcrd Layout
    OBEA     Maintain Convertible Reports
    OBEB     Main.Table for Old Local Curr.(EURO)
    OBEBGEN     Electronic Banking: General
    OBEBLADR     Assign Banks to OFX partners
    OBETX     Number Assignment for Ext. Tax Docum
    OBF1     C FI Maintain Table TFI01/TFI01T
    OBF2     C FI Maintain Table TFI02
    OBF3     Bank selection, current setting
    OBF4     C FI maintain table T003
    OBF5     C FI Maint. Table T042OFI/T042OFIT
    OBF8     C FI Batch Input Vendors
    OBFA     C FI Corresp.Sort Variants/Corresp.
    OBFB     C FI Corresp.Sort Variants/Documents
    OBFC     C FI Corresp.Sort Variants/Lne Items
    OBG1     C FI Maintain tbl T030 offsttng acct
    OBG4     C FI Batch Input Documents
    OBG5     C FI Batch Input G/L Accounts
    OBG8     C FI Copy G/L Accounts Acc.To Ref.Ac
    OBG9     C FI Maintain Table TSAKR
    OBGA     C FI G/L Account With Ref.: Display
    OBH1     C FI Doc.No.Range: Copy Company Code
    OBH2     C FI Doc.No.Range: Copy Fiscal year
    OBIA     C FI Maintain View Cluster VC_TFAG
    OBIB     Parameter Transaction for V_TFAGM
    OBJ1     C FI Year End Financial Statement
    OBJ2     C FI Year End Compact Doc.Journal
    OBJ3     C FI Year End Bill of Exchange List
    OBJ4     C FI Year End G/L Account Balances
    OBJ5     C FI Year End G/L Account List
    OBJ6     Posting Totals
    OBJ7     Bill of Exchange Charges Statement
    OBK1     C FI Year End OI Customer List
    OBK2     C FI Year End Customer Acct Balances
    OBK3     C FI Year End Customer List
    OBK4     C FI Year End OI Vendor List
    OBK5     C FI Year End Vendor Acct Balances
    OBK6     C FI Year End Vendor List
    OBK7     Subledger Accts Bal.Carried Forward
    OBK8     G/L Accounts Balance Carried Forward
    OBK9     Payment Notices Correspondence
    OBKA     Account Statement Correspondence
    OBKB     Internal Documents Correspondence
    OBKC     Individual Letters Correspondence
    OBKD     Document Statements Correspondence
    OBKE     Customer Stmnt Corresp.Account Stmnt
    OBKF     Failed Payment Correspondence
    OBKG     Correspondence Sel.Criteria Letters
    OBKR     Maintain Number Range: FI_RECEIPT
    OBKS     C FI Table T058A Maintenance
    OBKT     C FI Table T058B Maintenance
    OBKU     C FI Table T011A + T011B Maintenance
    OBKV     C FI Table T011E + T011F Maintenance
    OBKW     C FI Table T011V Maintenance
    OBL1     Consistency Check: Auto.Pstg (Docu.)
    OBL2     Consistency Check: Auto.Pstg (ErAny)
    OBL3     Consistency Check: Sp.G/L (Docu.)
    OBL4     Consistency Check: Sp.G/L (Err.Anly)
    OBL5     Consistency Check: Pmnt Prog.Config.
    OBL6     Consistency Check: Dunn.Prog.Config.
    OBM1     C FI Month End Advance Tax Return
    OBM2     C FI Month End Financial Statement
    OBM3     C FI Month End Foreign Trade Regns
    OBM4     C FI Month End Compact Doc.Journal
    OBM5     C FI G/L Balances Monthly Report
    OBM6     Posting Data Reconciliation
    OBMD     C FI Selec.Variants Dunning/Dun.line
    OBMK     C FI Selec.Variants Dunning/Dunn.hdr
    OBN1     C FI Month End OI Customer List
    OBN2     C FI Month End Financial Statement
    OBN3     C FI Month End OI Vendor List
    OBN4     C FI Month End Vendor Acct Balances
    OBNB     Transaction Code for SAPMFKM2
    OBO1     C FI FAKP Line Item Line Layout
    OBO2     C FI FAKP Credit Mangmnt Line Layout
    OBOB     C FI FAKP Line Item Line Layout
    OBOFXBUS     OFX: Business Customizing
    OBOFXTECH     OFX: Technical Customizing
    OBP1     C FI create distribution key
    OBP2     C FI Change Distribution Keys
    OBP3     C FI display distribution key
    OBP4     C FI delete distribution key
    OBP5     Delete FI planning data
    OBP6     G/L: Versions
    OBPL     Subsequently post CO plan.data to GL
    OBQ1     C FI Condition Compnt: Condit.Types
    OBQ2     C FI Condit.Component: Access Seque.
    OBQ3     C FI Condition Component: Calc.Proc.
    OBR1     Delete Documents
    OBR2     Delete Subledger Accounts
    OBR3     C FI Maintain Table T001
    OBR4     Delete Banks
    OBR7     Maintain account type life
    OBR8     Maintain document type life
    OBRD     Customers: maintain report selection
    OBRK     Vendors: maintain report selection
    OBRS     G/L: maintain report selection
    OBRX     Flexible G/L: Maintain Report Selec.
    OBS1     C FI Create Ledger
    OBS2     C FI Change Ledger
    OBS3     C FI Display Ledger
    OBS4     C FI Delete Ledger
    OBT1     C FI Maintain Table TTXID (KNA1)
    OBT2     C FI Maintain Table TTXID (KNB1)
    OBT3     C FI Maintain Table TTXID (KNKK)
    OBT4     C FI Maintain Table TTXID (LFA1)
    OBT5     C FI Maintain Table TTXID (LFB1)
    OBT6     C FI Maintain Table TTXID (SKA1)
    OBT7     C FI Maintain Table TTXID (SKB1)
    OBT8     C FI Maintain Table TTXID (BELEG)
    OBT9     C FI Maintain Table TTXID (MR01)
    OBU1     Document Type/Posting Key Options
    OBUV     TxApportnmnt for Cross-Co.Cde Trans.
    OBV1     C FI Int.For Dys Overdue Acct Deter.
    OBV2     C FI G/L Acct Bal.Int.Calc.Acct Det.
    OBV3     C FI Cust.Bal.Int.Calc.Acct Determ.
    OBV4     C FI Vend.Bal.Int.Calc.Acct Determ.
    OBV5     C FI Maintain Table T030Q
    OBV6     C FI Maintain Table T030V
    OBV7     C FI Maintain Table T001O
    OBV9     C FI Act Det.Vendor Intrst on Arrs
    OBVS     C FI Display View
    OBVT     C FI Display Restricted View
    OBVU     C FI Maintain View
    OBVV     C FI Maintain Restricted View
    OBVW     C FI maintain view
    OBVY     C FI Maintain Table T030H
    OBW1     C FI Maintain Table T001F
    OBW2     C FI Maintain Table T001G
    OBW3     Instructions in Payment Transactions
    OBWA     C FI Table VBWF01+VBWF02 Maintenance
    OBWB     C FI Table VBWF08 Maintenance
    OBWC     C FI Table VBWF03 Maintenance
    OBWD     C FI Table VBWF05 Maintenance
    OBWE     C FI Table VBWF06+VBWF07 Maintenance
    OBWF     C FI Table VBWF09+VBWF10 Maintenance
    OBWG     C FI Table VBWF04 Maintenance (Cust)
    OBWH     C FI Table VBWF04 Maintenance (Vend)
    OBWI     C FI Table VBWF04 Maintenance (G/L)
    OBWJ     C FI Table T001 Maintenance (WFVAR)
    OBWK     C FI Table VBWF04 (Assets)
    OBWL     C FI Maintain Tables VBWF11 + VBWF12
    OBWM     Organizational objects full release
    OBWO     C FI Withholding Tax
    OBWP     Payment release by authorized person
    OBWQ     Payment Release Document Types
    OBWR     C FI Maintain Table FEDIWF1
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    OBYN     C FI Table T074 Bill Receivable
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  • I used to champion these forums. Now I don't give a gnat's...

    I was a contributor, a corrector, a clarifier.
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    I was a defender, a protector, an evangelist.
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    I brought the "How to Get Help Quickly" mantra to this forum after reading it elsewhere, because it was the best exposition I'd ever seen on the subject of efficient information exchange.
    I'd take the time to help troubleshoot forum problems.
    Now, I don't give a crap about what happens to this place. I'd been hoping for the best, as I had during past attempts at major forum changes.
    It's clear to me now that the planning, preparation, roll-out and fine tuning has been doomed from the start.
    Every single person involved in ramming this new system through is to blame.
    And I'm only one person. I'd guess there are hundreds of people who feel the same way I do.
    Too bad, Adobe. You totally and completely screwed up.
    I'll still visit once in awhile, because there are people here that I like.
    But as for all that content I was giving away for free—and happily, I might add—and all the cheerleading I did for this place?
    You can shove all that right up that gnat's arse and then go sit on your own thumbs and spin.
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    I'd be ashamed and embarrassed to be the captain of this rotting ship. As a fully vested, ranking mate on this vessel, I hereby resign my commission.
    You don't deserve my help anymore.

    Phos, although I am answering your opening message, I'm not really addressing this message to you, but to everyone.
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           <li><a href="#" class="MenuBarHorizontal MenuBarItemSubmenu">Members</a>
             <ul>
               <li><a href="membynam.html" style="text-decoration: none;">By Name</a></li>
               <li><a href="membycom.html" style="text-decoration: none;">By Organization</a></li>
               <li><a href="membycat.html" style="text-decoration: none;">By Category</a></li>
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               <li><a href="reportsbyyear.html" style="text-decoration: none;">Reports By Year</a></li>
               <li><a href="emergency.html" style="text-decoration: none;">Emergency<br/>
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    <li><a href="storage.html" style="text-decoration: none;">Storage</a></li>
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               Reserve</a></li>
    <li><a href="transport.html" style="text-decoration: none;">Transportation</a></li>
             </ul>
           </li>
           <li id="orderpub"><a style="text-decoration: none;" href="orderpub.html">Order Publications</a></li>
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         </ul>
    In your CSS file, all you need to do is:
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        margin: 0;
        padding: 0;
        list-style-type: none;
        font-size: 100%;
        position: relative;
        text-align: center;
        cursor: default;
        float: left;
        text-indent: 0px;
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    li#orderpub {
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    You don't actually need all that other coding for
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        font-size: 100%;
        background: #039;
        text-align: center;
        text-indent: 0px;
        margin: 0px;
        padding: 0px;
        float: left;
        list-style: none;
        position: relative;
        cursor: default;
        width: 10%;
    #aboutnpc {
        font-size: 100%;
        background: #039;
        text-align: center;
        text-indent: 0px;
        margin: 0px;
        padding: 0px;
        float: left;
        list-style: none;
        position: relative;
        cursor: default;
        width: 15%;
    #members {
        font-size: 100%;
        background: #039;
        text-align: center;
        text-indent: 0px;
        margin: 0px;
        padding: 0px;
        float: left;
        list-style: none;
        position: relative;
        cursor: default;
        width: 15%;
    #reports {
        font-size: 100%;
        background: #039;
        text-align: center;
        text-indent: 0px;
        margin: 0px;
        padding: 0px;
        float: left;
        list-style: none;
        position: relative;
        width: 15%;
    #orderpub {
        font-size: 100%;
        background: #039;
        text-align: center;
        text-indent: 0px;
        margin: 0px;
        padding: 0px;
        float: left;
        list-style: none;
        position: relative;
        cursor: default;
        width: 20%;
    #links {
        font-size: 100%;
        background: #039;
        text-align: center;
        text-indent: 0px;
        margin: 0px;
        padding: 0px;
        float: left;
        list-style: none;
        position: relative;
        cursor: default;
        width: 10%;
    #contactus {
        font-size: 100%;
        background: #039;
        text-align: center;
        text-indent: 0px;
        margin: 0px;
        padding: 0px;
        float: left;
        list-style: none;
        position: relative;
        cursor: default;
        width: 15%;
    which I would restyle as the following, in case you did want them:
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           font-size: 100%;
         background: #039;
         text-align: center;
         text-indent: 0px;
         margin: 0px;
         padding: 0px;
         float: left;
         list-style: none;
         position: relative;
         cursor: default;
    li#home {width: 10%;}
    li#aboutnpc {width: 15%;}
    li#members {width: 15%;}
    li#reports {width: 15%;}
    li#orderpub {width: 20%;}
    li#links {width: 10%;}
    li#contactus {width: 15%;}
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               <li><a href="membynam.html" style="text-decoration: none;">By Name</a></li>
               <li><a href="membycom.html" style="text-decoration: none;">By Organization</a></li>
               <li><a href="membycat.html" style="text-decoration: none;">By Category</a></li>
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           <li id=reports"><a class="MenuBarItemSubmenu" href="reportsbydoc.html" style="text-decoration: none;">Reports</a>
             <ul>
               <li><a href="reportsbyyear.html" style="text-decoration: none;">Reports By Year</a></li>
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