An "Invalid Property Value" error when viewing Listing Activities or Search Results indicates that an invalid screen setting probably has been saved as the default. To fix an invalid screen default setting:
Note: Where instructions refer to {yourMLScode}, substitute CTI's 3-letter code for your local MLS (without the {} braces). This code can be determined by opening the CTI Navigator login screen > click the Setup button > the MLS code is the first 3 letters in the Internet Server Address box.
Where instructions refer to {your Agent Name}, substitute your name (without the {} braces) exactly as listed in your local MLS. Your Agent Name is displayed in CTI Navigator under Roster > Agent/Office Info.
An "Invalid Property Value" error when Updating, usually indicates an invalid data setting in Windows. To fix an invalid data setting in Windows:
If you cannot find or fix an invalid data setting in your Windows, you can set CTI Navigator to use data over the Internet instead of using the data inside your computer. To set CTI Navigator to access MLS data over the Internet, see Set Data to Internet Option in the "Install CTI Navigator" related articles below.
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An "Invalid Property Value" error in Windows Vista typically indicates that Administrative Privileges are not set correctly for the program. To set Administrative Privileges for CTI Navigator in Vista:
See also "Using Windows Vista" and "Restore Windows System files" in the related articles below.
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rev. 04.02.08