A new All Range Report button has been added to the Inventory List Information screen. The button has been added to the new toolbar at the top of the screen under the main title. The button looks exactly like the All Notes button on the gun information screen.Selecting this button will gather ALL notes that have been entered into the system for this inventory item (ammo), group them buy firearm and list them in one window.

Below is an example of the report grouping the information by gun and highlighting any key phrases using the ArmoryBook Phrase Highlighting System discussed above. Notice how the color highlighting draws your attention quickly to the different phrases.

This report can be a great tool when trying to identify problems with a specific ammo (ammo has problems with all guns) or when tracking the performance of a specific firearm with respect to a specific ammo (only one firearm is having problems while all others work fine).

Note: ONLY range trips with notes will be displayed, if no notes where entered then it will not be included in this report.

ArmoryBook has had a phrase highlighting system for quite some time that is used to highlight key portions of a note when it is displayed, NOT when it is being entered. Highlighting allows for quick visual identification of the key parts when scanning the whole document. This update has added 4 additional key phrase options:

• POA - Point Of Aim
• POI - Point Of Impact
• FTE - Failure To Eject
• FTF - Failure To Feed

Below is a list of all the phrases built into ArmoryBook, followed by an explanation of the format for the phrase and examples. The format of the rules can be very complex, this is done so that matching is not strict (only allowing one way of entering a phrase) and will be more user-friendly. If you are having a hard time deciphering the rules look at the example text below the rule.

Explanation of phrase format notation:

• [] - Holds a group of characters or letters, often used with the ? symbol. [] can be nested inside of another [] to form complex groups.
• | - Indicates an OR condition, meaning either what is on the left or the right of the | can be used
• ? - What precedes the ? is NOT required, so in the following example [front|rear]? you could have front, rear or NOTHING
• Any letters directly in the format string are required to match the rule