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| Welcome to MMIR Version 6.0! | |||
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| I | Introduction | IX | Creating new reports |
| II | New features for this version | X | Copying a report |
| III | Getting started | XI | Editing and deleting reports |
| IV | Registration | XII | Searching your reports |
| V | MMIR Read Access | XIII | Event Reports |
| VI | Parts analysis reports | XIV | Address Book |
| VII | Model analysis reports | XV | Maintaining your account |
| VIII | MMIR Full Access | ||
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If you have several MMIR reports to file; e.g., multiple warranty claims for the same aircraft; and all the reports will be similar (same dates, same aircraft, same part number, etc.), you can now copy a report and just change the appropriate fields, rather than have to type in a whole new report. MMIR V5.0 lets you copy a report to use as the basis for a new report. It's easy and saves a lot of time. There are two ways to copy an existing report to use as the basis for a new report: 1) as soon as you finish one report, or 2) search your existing reports for the report you wish to copy. Let's look at the first option. After you submit or save a report, this menuu appears: |
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By selecting Copy, you are presented with a duplicate of the report you just entered. You can then amend the fields as necessary, and Submit. You've created a new MMIR! Plus, you can keep doing this process over and over as many times as needed. So if you have been putting off filing reports and now find yourself backed up, it's easy to get caught up...fast. The other method for copying an existing report is to search for it via the Main Menu. Click on New MMIR from Copy: |
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The search menu appears. If you have a general idea as to which report you want to copy, you can enter those options in the Comprehensive Search section. On the other hand, if you know you want to copy the only other MMIR that you entered already that day, use Quick Search. |
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reports that meet your search criteria will be listed. (see example below)
From there, you can view the report to determine if it is the one you
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| ! Tip A "Copy" of a report is NOT an edit. MMIR generates an entirely new report, using the information from the report you are copying. The report you are copying from is not affected. To edit or amend, see Chapter XI. | |
