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<blockquote data-quote="kkendall" data-source="post: 258964" data-attributes="member: 49885">I dont think you're right Millhouse.There is now a Conflicts Manager. There you can give other priorities to cards when conflicts occur. You have to choose 'resolve' to be able to use this great functionality. Just found this out today, I'm gonna test it as soon as I get home from work!Here is the description of the three options in the conflicts manager:&nbsp;Analyzer Settings Fast: Fastest mode (recommended for slowest config). Can report false conflicts. Normal: Default mode. Only real conflicts are reported. resolve: Same as normal mode, but also tries to resolve special conflicts wich can be resolved by a different card allocation for conflictings schedules. In this mode, a special field will be set with a recommended card value. This value will be used by the recorder instead of the card priority value.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kkendall, post: 258964, member: 49885"] I dont think you're right Millhouse. There is now a Conflicts Manager. There you can give other priorities to cards when conflicts occur. You have to choose 'resolve' to be able to use this great functionality. Just found this out today, I'm gonna test it as soon as I get home from work! Here is the description of the three options in the conflicts manager: Analyzer Settings Fast: Fastest mode (recommended for slowest config). Can report false conflicts. Normal: Default mode. Only real conflicts are reported. resolve: Same as normal mode, but also tries to resolve special conflicts wich can be resolved by a different card allocation for conflictings schedules. In this mode, a special field will be set with a recommended card value. [B]This value will be used by the recorder instead of the card priority value[/B]. [/QUOTE]

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