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Related issue: https://fix.lcs.dynamics.com/Issue/Details?bugId=348301&dbType=3&qc=6bfbed47897bba28238d809b4dc4afb8f4255175f29800bb51c097fad96ba93c

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Opening pages in Read mode by default helps prevent accidental changes and keeps data accurate, while still allowing edits when intentionally needed. I've already witnessed a couple of instances where a vendor or customer name has been changed accidentally.

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This feature would help my organization protect data from accidental mistakes. Allowing a developer to modify the default behavior on a page is helpful, but it limits who can use this feature. I believe this should be a configurable setting that is available as a personalization. That would enable each user to turn it on/off as needed for their work or to be used as part of a Profile (Role). Enabling this feature in a Profile (Role) would be how we implement it on our key master data pages.

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This will improve our Shop Floor module by allowing an operator to select the actual machine they are running the product on.

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This will improve our Shop Floor module by allowing an operator to select the actual machine they are running the product on.

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This will improve our Shop Floor module by allowing an operator to select the actual machine they are running the product on.

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Would make them truly advanced if we can import the notes!

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We have also received this request from our customer. Without the ability to filter by record identification, it is difficult to find a specific purchase order, for example when reviewing changes.

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In the BPF has been changed in the past, users are now stuck with that color, unable to revert back to the default color 

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A very interesting idea, it is something of vital importance and, since it is not included, it does not allow excluding permissions for certain records in a table, which is something very common.

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