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general:attendance_letters_create_body
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Select a letter type in one of the following ways:
- From the Directory tab, click Retrieve for the letter type.
- Click the Letter tab. In the drop down at the top of the tab, select the letter type.
The selected letter type is displayed in the text editor.
If the letter body has not yet been created, the editor is blank. Otherwise, the existing letter content is displayed.
Type or edit the letter using as many variables as necessary.
It is recommended that you do not enter line breaks by pressing ENTER in the paragraph body, as this will cause the text to wrap incorrectly in the actual letter. Instead, let the text wrap naturally in the editor. When you click Preview and print the letters, the line breaks will occur in the appropriate places.
| Variables | ❏ To add a variable, position the cursor in the letter where you want to insert a variable. Variables must be inserted one at a time.
The Letter Variables lookup is used to select letter variables when printing attendance, discipline, or health letters. Some variables are not available, depending on the letter type.
❏ To search for a specific variable, begin typing the replacement text in the Search field. The list is automatically filtered to display the variables that contain the characters you have typed.
The lookup closes, and the letter is populated with the selected variable.
❏ Click Cancel to close the lookup without selecting a variable.
The variable is inserted into the letter, enclosed in curly brackets.
Variables must be inserted one at a time.
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IMPORTANT:
- The List of Absences variable is used to report absence types and tardy periods if tardy equivalent days are specified; it is not available for Annual Notification and Mail Out letter types.
- The font attributes (bold, italic, underline, strikeout) for the List of Absences variable should not be changed. Otherwise, the letters will not generate.
Click Save.
| Preview |
Click to preview the letter. The letter opens in PDF format in an embedded Adobe Reader window where you can print, save, and perform other functions.
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general/attendance_letters_create_body.1535743776.txt.gz · Last modified: 2018/08/31 14:29 (external edit)