Right now, files can only use numbers and letters. There is no way to use any other normally used typing characters such as: $ & -. You're also not allowed to use any punctuation marks. All of these characters can be used in creating a file in Dropbox. There is nothing "special" about these characters, just Skyslope won't let me use them. If I have a client named D'Souza, I can't properly create the file, because the apostrophe doesn't work. I want to create a "working file" in Skyslope that is based on the client's name while we are looking at houses. Until we find a house, we don't have an address associated with the client, so I have to create a different file, then move it once we have a house to associate with the client. These are clients. They're aren't houses who are getting new owners.
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SkySlope Supportposted
6 months ago
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Hi John and Jen,
Thank you for the feedback and for the specific examples. Your request makes sense and we will add it to our backlog for prioritization, in addition to monitoring this post for upvotes.
Thank you,
- Megan Lutes, Product Manager
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Created By Jen Cruikshank
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I agree. We should also be able to use the # or / signs when entering a client's address. Not the file address but their actual mailing or forwarding address. I have come across an address where it is 406 1/2 S anywhere St and I am not able to indicate the 1/2 in the address. This is a proper address recognized by USPS but I am not able to enter it correctly in SkySlope.
Created By John Romaine
RequesterRight now, files can only use numbers and letters. There is no way to use any other normally used typing characters such as: $ & -. You're also not allowed to use any punctuation marks. All of these characters can be used in creating a file in Dropbox. There is nothing "special" about these characters, just Skyslope won't let me use them. If I have a client named D'Souza, I can't properly create the file, because the apostrophe doesn't work. I want to create a "working file" in Skyslope that is based on the client's name while we are looking at houses. Until we find a house, we don't have an address associated with the client, so I have to create a different file, then move it once we have a house to associate with the client. These are clients. They're aren't houses who are getting new owners.
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SkySlope Support posted 6 months ago Admin
Created By Prod Squad
AgentHi John and Jen,
Thank you for the feedback and for the specific examples. Your request makes sense and we will add it to our backlog for prioritization, in addition to monitoring this post for upvotes.
Thank you,
- Megan Lutes, Product Manager
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SkySlope Support posted 6 months ago Admin
Created By Jen Cruikshank
RequesterI agree. We should also be able to use the # or / signs when entering a client's address. Not the file address but their actual mailing or forwarding address. I have come across an address where it is 406 1/2 S anywhere St and I am not able to indicate the 1/2 in the address. This is a proper address recognized by USPS but I am not able to enter it correctly in SkySlope.
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