Po without release "PREVIEW SHOULD BE POSSIBLE" in ME9F

Sir,
After PO is saved and i want to view the preview the PO how can i do it.
Before release of PO also it should be able to preview the PO.
regards
amey

Hi,
check ur message settings for PO, in that deflag release after out put & check
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You are right. For preventing confirmation in case std cost estimate release is not available you need to do enhancement. You can check for following exit along with exit which you mentioned in your post :
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* Confident enough to toy with partition editing tools should it be a suggestion, never really used much outside of gparted on linux live discs however. Considering the current state of the machine there's nothing to risk losing anymore though.
Sorry for the text wall! I like being very detailed!
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I have the tm2 and have not experience an issue with the recovery and wifi being off, but it certainly is in the realm of possibility. I just had not encountered it on my own tm2, so I subconsciously dismissed it or just didn't think of it as a result.
Thank you for sharing your solution with the community.
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