Build Process

Overview The m-Power build process has two components: The Template is the program shell that controls the functionality and the...

When beginning a new application, mrc recommends that you plan out all of the screens before even creating your first...

Overview Click the image below to print out the design sheet. Learn more about selecting an application type and template...

m-Power ships with over a dozen templates which gives you numerous options when deciding how an application should look and...

What is a SmartLink? SmartLinks allow you to easily link one application (Retrieval, Report, or Maintenance) to any other application,...

Making your first m-Power application can seem like a daunting task. However, a little bit of planning makes the process...

When first creating your application you will be brought to the Create New Application Screen. Template Selection Options The various...

After selecting the template for your application, you will first be brought to the Table/Fields Selection specification screen. This is...

Dimensions is the last required step in the build process. This is a screenshot of the Dimension Field Selection screen:...

The Calculated Fields specification is an important tool in designing applications, allowing you to create new fields to work with...

Overview Filters can be used to display subsets of data in an application. For instance, imagine a retrieval built over...

Overview Once data has been selected within the Tables/Fields specification within the application’s Data Model, a developer may use the...

Overview The External Objects feature within m-Power allows developers to call their own back-end business logic. External Objects can be...

The “Build App” button is available once developers have selected a template, made at least one table/field selection, and set...

Once you have selected a template, the Template Properties screen allows you to make settings specific to the chosen template....