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We do not have any special search capability in this area. You will have to do it brute-force with some ugly logic. Sorry.

I'm glad you spoke up for an example. I was leading you down a long hole. The best way to create lists of Exceptions, Requirements, and Subordinate Matters is demonstrated below. In this example, I navigate down to a previously created loan policy and get the Exceptions list. Next I create an Except...

ListIndentLevel is a readonly property to indicate the current level of indentation. It appears the typical way to change the level of indentation is by passing a new phrase into IncreaseIndent() or DecreaseIndent() . Also adding a child phrase to an existing phrase will increase the level of indent.

Try this. Change the mapping to a list of value pairs. This groups the items in a similar way to the dictionary you had before but in a easier way to do a partial search. map = [('WELLS FARGO', 'PL867'), ('FAIRWAY INDEPENDENT MORTGAGE', 'PLIG369'), ('AXIA FINANCIAL', 'PL068'), ('U.S. BANK', 'PL782')...

The only way to obtain any information about order attachments is through opening the order with the API and looking at the properties for each item. We don't log if you moved, copied, etc. I'm not quite sure what you mean by "However, I have one case where I have the document attached to the email ...

You, sir, have a truly old SDK version. The Visual Studio 2015 package build mechanism has not changed but the information available in the chm file has.
Please contact your SoftPro customer service representative to obtain a new version.

We had another person today with the same issue. You need to make sure the chm file is on a local drive (like c: in most cases). If you don't the browser that is displaying content in the right hand window will not render content.

For HUD lines, you can look in the Select SDK documentation that was set up when you installed the Select SDK. Look in your system start menu in the "SoftPro Select SDK". Open the SDK help file, click on "Contents" tab, then open topic How-To/Order HUDs for examples of reading/writing individual lin...

I'm sorry but I don't understand the question.

I create a new HUD order then write values to the order by following the Field Code Browser or other guides for where items (like loans, contacts, etc.) live in the order model.

Yes. You got it.