1. You now have the ability to scan a document by the ClientClaimID. Click here for instruction. (10817)
2. The User will be notified when their database is nearing the maximum usage for SQL Express.
3. You now have the ability to choose whether or not to make the date a client joined visible to a user. Click here for instruction. (10909)
4. You now have the ability to run an action to change the commission of all selected Claim Types. Click here for instruction. (11213)
5. Questionnaire answers are now available as a condition for Conditional Actions. Click here for instruction.
6. You now have the ability to store both the client's current address, and their previous address, for the primary and secondary contact on the portal.
7. Client Questionnaires now include Claim Questionnaires on the portal.
8. Standard Date Time is now added to all questionnaires.
9. You now have the ability to replace selected document types, when new ones of the same type are added. Click here for instruction. (10878)
10. A client can now reply to SMSs and it will show in their History.
11. You can now set Keyword Rules for SMSs and have them trigger actions when the client replies. Click here for instruction.
12. The old .doc files will now be converted to .docx.
13. Claim file note button in History now has an Icon and if it is not otherwise specified, it will default to be named "Plan File Note".

1. Import Libraries now behave as expected. (11435)
2. Adjusting Cap to £0 no longer errors. (10881)
3. Date Paid Field now remains updated after edit. (11715)
4. Aspose Mail Merge is now working as expected.
5. PDF action speed is now working to satisfaction with minimal memory leak. (11327)

1. The new search by address from the Royal Mail database does not work in the free versions of SQL as the size of the index is limited.
2. The Cancel All Run All button has been disabled as it was creating errors.
3. Sending emails with a header/footer attached whilst Aspose is active inserts extra pages.
4. Exiting after having opened a locked client whilst using Ultra-Dialler may throw a Windows error.
5. Email drafts do not save.

• Our support for Microsoft Windows XP expired at the end of December 2014 - to continue benefiting from the latest releases of our software upgrade your version of Microsoft Windows.
• As of 16^th July 2015, new versions of Logican software no longer support Microsoft Office 2003.

Several bits of software do not work in Windows 10, and if they are installed on your PC when you upgrade they can damage the registry.

The main problem is that not only does the software not work, but the uninstallers also do not work and the registry is corrupted.

Microsoft SQL Server Express 2008 r2

• This must be uninstalled before the upgrade. After the upgrade the Microsoft uninstaller fails to work and no other version can be installed because 2008 locks the registry.
• After the upgrade, Microsoft SQL Server Express 2012 or 2014 needs to be installed.

AVG 2014

• AVG 2014 and below must be uninstalled before the upgrade. If it is left installed, it randomly blocks access to the Internet. The uninstaller also fails to work.
• AVG 2015 is the Windows 10 approved version.

Microsoft Office

• 2007 is the oldest version that will run on Windows 10.
• If you have 2007 or 2010 installed at the time of upgrade, the Microsoft Interop functions are corrupted as all version numbers of office are set to 15 which is Office 365.
• Uninstall Microsoft Office before the upgrade.
• Reinstall Microsoft Office after.

Windows Update

• In windows 10 Updates cannot be turned of. Home users will have their PC restart at any point of the day where there is inactivity.
• Here is the work-around - great article: http://www.thewindowsclub.com/turn-off-windows-update-in-windows-10

Summary

Before upgrading to Windows 10 you must uninstall the following:

• Microsoft SQL Server Express 2008
• AVG 2014 and below
• Microsoft 2007 and 2010
• After Upgrade to Windows 10 you can install
• Microsoft SQL Server Express 2012 and/or 2014
• AVG 2015
• Microsoft 2007, 2010, 2013 or 365
• You need to do the work-around above if you wish to turn off Windows Updates.