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Strategy and Performance CD download files

Several bugs have been reported in the CD software accompanying the Workbooks:

  • Creating a winning business formula
  • Getting the measure of your business
  • Competing through competences

 These may be cured by downloading the following files and:

  • PCs - dropping the files into C/program files/strategy folder (or wherever you chose to install the program) and allowing them to replace the ones currently there of the same names.
  • Macs - dropping the files into the folder 'strategy' on your hard drive and allowing them to replace the ones currently there of the same names.

These may be used to replace current files with no loss of data.

They will fix

  1. problems of text overflowing available space in some catalogue entries
  2. a form creation button that did not work correctly from some of the process part summaries

Mac download

File <Home>

File <Catalog>

File <Catasub>

PC download

File <Home>

File <Catalog>

File <Catasub>

These files fix the error that prevents the form "balanced scorecard" displaying after you have entered data

WARNING They will also remove any data you have already entered into ALL TYPES of FORM (except strategy charts which are unaffected). You may therefore wish to preserve your older copies of these files elsewhere

File <Formhead>

File <Formdata>

File <Formhead>

File <Formdata>

PDF versions of the forms can be accessed from here

 


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