| Undo Completed Contacts
   The Undo Completed  Contacts dialog enables you to "re-activate"
  completed Contacts. The procedure will change each Contact it
  processes so that instead of "Completed" it is now "In Progress".
   This reactivates the Contacts so that you can run a batch
  process again, such as reprinting a batch of Letters.
 Accessing Undo Completed Contacts  Undo Completed Contacts is a batch process in Collect!.
   To access the dialog:
    
    Select Tools from the top menu bar in Collect! and then
        select  Batch Processing from the drop-down choices. This will
        display the Batch Processing form.Select Undo Completed Contacts and then select the
        NEXT button.    Undo Completed Contacts
      Make your selections for Contact range and Type and then
        select the START button. Collect! will calculate the number of
        Contacts to process.    Prompt to Reactivate Contacts
      Select YES to begin the undo process. When Collect! has
        finished, you will see a message.     Contacts Reactivated Successfully
   Your Contacts are now all "In Progress" again and you can
  work with them, as needed.
  
 Selecting Contacts To Process  You can  select Contacts to process according to settings in
  the Contacts. Done By  Operator, Time, Date, and Type of Contact
  may be used to choose the Contacts for this batch.
   It is easy to reactivate Contacts completed in a recent batch
  process. You can just select a Date and Time range that covers
  the period when the batch was run.
   When Selecting in the Undo Completed Contacts dialog:
    
    Date and Time choices refer to the Done Date and
        Done Time in Collect! on the Contact form.Operator ID is the ID of the operator that marked the
        Contact as "Completed." This is taken from the Done By field
        on the Contact form.  
 Type  Select the arrow to display the list of Contact Types
  that you can choose from. Pick the Type of Contact
  that you wish to undo, resetting it to "In Progress."
 
 Selecting  Email or Text/SMS will result in the
          Contact Type being changed back to Letter, so it
          can be processed via Batch Letters again.  
 Operator  Select the arrow to view a list of Operators. Select the
  Operator who completed the Contacts you want to reactivate.
  This is the Operator ID of the operator who marked the
  Contact "Completed" either manually, or when they ran a
  batch process, such as printing a Letter batch.
   This field refers to Operator in the Done By field on the
  Contact form.
 
 Leave this BLANK if not needed as it makes the
         process very slow. Try to select your contacts
         using the other settings.  
 Start Date  Choose a beginning Done Date for the range of contacts
  that you want to reset as "In Progress." Select the  calendar
  icon to display the Calendar where you can choose a date.
   This Date refers to the Done Date on the Contact form.
  
 Start Time  Enter a starting Done Time for the range of contacts that
  you want to reset as "In Progress." Time is entered using
  the 24 hour clock in the format: hh:mm:ss
   This Time refers to Done Time on the Contact form.
  
 End Date  Choose a closing Done Date for the range of contacts
   that you want to reset as "In Progress." Select the calendar
  icon to display the Calendar where you can choose a date.
   This Date refers to the Done Date on the Contact form.
  
 End Time  Enter a closing Done Time for the range of contacts that
  you want to reset as "In Progress." Time is entered using
  the 24 hour clock in the format: hh:mm:ss
   This Time refers to Done Time on the Contact form.
  
 Back  Select this button to ignore any settings you have
  entered and return to the previous form.
  
 Start  Select this button to start the 'undo' process. This
  will change the status of each Contact within the range
  you have chosen above. Contacts will be "In Progress"
  instead of "Completed" when the batch is finished and
  you can run a  batch processing routine on them, if
  needed.
  
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