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 Author: Saitobricks.ca View Messages Posted By Saitobricks.ca
 Posted: Mar 26, 2024 16:41
 Subject: How to make items uninventorable
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 Topic: Catalog
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Saitobricks.ca (36)

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Looking through a big list of books that have no items in them, but they are
in the list of items missing a inventory.

Is there a way to add these to the list of items that can't be inventoried?
 Author: randyf View Messages Posted By randyf
 Posted: Mar 26, 2024 22:44
 Subject: Re: How to make items uninventorable
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In Catalog, Saitobricks.ca writes:
  Looking through a big list of books that have no items in them, but they are
in the list of items missing a inventory.

Is there a way to add these to the list of items that can't be inventoried?


Nope.
 Author: Saitobricks.ca View Messages Posted By Saitobricks.ca
 Posted: Mar 27, 2024 09:06
 Subject: Re: How to make items uninventorable
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In Catalog, randyf writes:
  In Catalog, Saitobricks.ca writes:
  Looking through a big list of books that have no items in them, but they are
in the list of items missing a inventory.

Is there a way to add these to the list of items that can't be inventoried?


Nope.