Need to generate check writing output in plain text format in 12.1.3.

In 11.5.10.2 a plain text file output can be created which is then used with a third-party software from Secure32 to create AP checks. Now in 12.1.3 I cannot get this same plain text output for check writing. The XML output contains flags which cannot be used with older version of Secure32 (upgrading Secure32 is not an option)
Go-live is 30 days away and AP check cannot print. Because of time constraints theire is no time to set up and use the embedded R12 check writing features.
Any help of tips would be appreciated - thanks.
Edited by: user702225 on Dec 20, 2011 9:24 AM

In 11.5.10.2 a plain text file output can be created which is then used with a third-party software from Secure32 to create AP checks. Now in 12.1.3 I cannot get this same plain text output for check writing. The XML output contains flags which cannot be used with older version of Secure32 (upgrading Secure32 is not an option)
Go-live is 30 days away and AP check cannot print. Because of time constraints theire is no time to set up and use the embedded R12 check writing features.
Any help of tips would be appreciated - thanks.
Edited by: user702225 on Dec 20, 2011 9:24 AM

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