Error: FOS ShellExecute() Error. Error number: 2. system Error msg: The specified file was not found.
Error: FOS ShellExecute() Error. Error number: 2. system Error msg: The specified file was not found.
Solution:
This error occurs when the File path for the FOS.exe and Image Path are not populated in Company Data. Pointing the image path to the FOS data picture folder on the server AND point the Exe path the FOS directory where there FOS.exe is located will resolve this error message.
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