２ Questions and Answers This chapter provides questions and answers that arise when you edit pages of the NA. The questions and answers are classified into the three categories including the system settings, the settings common to objects, and the settings unique to each object. ２ - １ System Settings ２ - １ - １ Differences between NS and NA The following table shows the major differences between NS and NA. 9 Items NS NA Maximum number of sheets that can be applied to a single screen * In NA, it is called a background page. 10 sheets 1 sheet Note, however, that in NA the basic screen to which the sheet is applied can also be used as a sheet.
As a result, multiple sheets (pages) can be applied to a single screen. Settings of the clock built in the PT Entry is possible from a date or time object or from the system memory, in addition to the system menu. You cannot perform input from a date or time object. Need to perform settings from the system menu. The system variable for date and time is available, but it has been specified for reading only. System ten key You can enter Japanese texts (including Chinese characters) with the text input ten key. At this point you cannot enter Japanese from the text input ten key. You must create a user ten key.
The version upgrade scheduled in September includes implementation of the function to input Japanese. User-defined ten key Users can relatively create a ten key by using a command button or a [key button] as a multifunctional object. Although users can create a ten key, you must use Visual Basic. The version upgrade scheduled in September includes implementation of the function to edit the system ten key. Number of popups displayed Up to three popups can be displayed at a time. Only a popup can be displayed. Macro * In NA, it is called a subroutine. NS uses its own scripts. NA adopts Visual Basic 2008. Part of the functions is limited or expanded.