| How To Enable Logging To Notes
   When this switch is ON, changes to the  Debtor screen are automatically logged to the Debtor's Notes.
  This option is ON by default for several fields on the Debtor form, such as the Name and Home  phone.
  You can also log to notes any changes to  Debtor Detail fields.
 
 You can enable this functionality by switching ON the 'Log To Notes' switch in the
          Access Rights form for most of the fields on the Debtor form and the Debtor Detail form. Enabling Log To Notes  To enable Log to Notes:
   
    Right-click the field that you want to log to notes and select PropertiesCheck the box called 'Log to Notes'Sign in as the  Operator and confirm that changes to the field that you set up are logged to
        the Debtor's Notes. 
 If you do not have the 'properties' option when right-clicking, then click into the field,
         and go to the Top Menu -> Systems ->  Layout and Languages -> Field Properties     Access Rights
   When you go to any Debtor or  Client record and make a change to a field where Log to
  Notes has been set, you will see a new line in the Debtor's Notes with the old value for
  the field.
   For example,
   08/12/2018 11:05:32 NEW OWN: Old Debtor->User1: 'oldvalue' UID: 123456
 
 The system writes the UID value to the noteline as you can log changes to sub-records like
           Cosigners. This allows the system to track which record changed.  
 Log On First Entry  You can also tell Collect! to Log to Notes when the field was initially blank. This enables you to
  determine by whom and when any Debtor field was filled in for the first time. This also works for
  any field on the  Debtor Detail form.
   For example,
   08/12/2018 11:05:32 NEW ACM: Old Debtor->User1: ' '
   Switch this ON in the  Screen and Messages form, accessed through System -> Preferences ->
  Options, Sounds and Colors.
 
 Log on First Entry works only with Debtor and Debtor Detail fields.  
 Log Deletion Of Sub-Records  In order to log sub-record deletions, you have to set the 'Log to Notes' Flag on the tab, not the
   record type. For Example, to log the deletion of attachments, you would set log to notes on the
  'debtor:subform: attachments' access right, which is a debtor field for the tab.
   Logging deletions is not supported for Notes.
  
 Summary  This document has explained how to log changes to Debtor fields to Notes. This also applies to any
  fields on the  Debtor Detail form.
   The Log To Notes switch is set in the  Access Rights form for each field where you
  want changes logged.
   It is recommended that you test each operator and each field that you have set up to log changes to
  Notes.
  
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