When invoice customers on account a "Sales Receipt" is generated and sent to my epson receipt printer, however most of my corporate clients "account departments" do not accept a "Sales Receipt". My question is:
1) How do I printer a receipt to say "Invoice" not "Sales Receipt"?
2) How do I send this "Invoice" to my laser printer and not my Epson Receipt Printer?
~Johnny @ Mr. Inkjet Inc.
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Terrible Tom
You can download 'Invoice' receipt files here:
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You can use any printer. Just set the receipt printer for the register in question to the laser printer you want to use. You'll want to select a Full Page receipt format.
HTH, Tom
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MP
Aargh! Once again a fundamental item that should have been included in the base package that I will have to pay extra for. Why wasn't an invoice option included in the software? Doesn't MS invoice their customers?
But thanks for the help. I'm collecting a list of all these extras so that when I have "extra" cash I can buy the reports/files I need.
MP
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JohnnyMrInkjetInc
Hi Tom,
Thank you for your reply, but I went to that link and nothing?? It asked me for my email address and I receied an email and nothing??
Johnny
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Rob
You can easily modify an existing receipt to print Invoice instead of Sales Receipt. Make a copy of the Full Page receipt. Right-click copy and uncheck read only. Edit receipt using Notepad. Press Ctrl-F and type in Transaction.ReceiptTransactionName. Replace these lines of code: ">~" PageWidth * 0.40 Transaction.ReceiptTransactionName with this: ">~" PageWidth * 0.40 Transaction.Type = TransactionSales "Invoice" Transaction.ReceiptTransactionName Save report then go into your Receipt Formats in SO Manager and reassign to newly created receipt file. Best thing is this won't cost you a penny.
If you think this is going to be to daunting of a task, make the copy and call the file Invoice Receipt. Then replace the Transaction.ReceiptTransactionName with "Invoice", then only assign this to Sales in the Receipt Formats, you can do the same for all transaction types. Otherwise you can insert nested if statements and use these transaction types to customize the titles of the receipts: TransactionWorkOrder TransactionQuote TransactionBackorder TransactionLayaway
Rob
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Jeff
MP,
No RMS maintenance plan? Working the program from the install disk? That version is 38 hotfixes ago. Current version is 1.2.0189, install disk is
1.2.0151.
You won't be receiving the 1.3 update next month either!
I would suggest you get it now if you are still in your first year, otherwise there is a buy 2 get the 3rd year free special going on until Dec.
15th without penalties.
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JohnnyMrInkjetInc
Hi Tom,
I downloaded this..but what are the steps after to get it working...Im a bit confused here. Can you please help out at all?
Johnny
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