Printing Labels for Assembly Items

Before you even suggest it: Kits will not work in this instance.

We sell, among other things, mattresses. Mattresses are usually sold in sets (mattress & boxspring) though some customers buy just a mattress and occassionally we do sell a boxspring by itself.

We carry two lines of mattresses, for the sake of this discussion I'll call them Good and Better. There are three lines of Good mattress that share a common Good boxspring. There are seven lines of Better mattress that also share a common Better boxspring.

We practically never order equal numbers of mattress & boxspring.

Buying a set is always cheaper than buying mattress & boxspring separately, but the savings varies--sometimes widely--from mattress to mattress, even between sizes of the same mattress.

Assembly items work great for this except for pricing and scanning. I can live with the 'use component prices' option where I put the entire set price on the mattress and use zero for the price of the boxspring. However, I can't print a barcode for an Assembly item.

Aside from creating temporary Standard items, printing barcodes, deleting the Standard items and creating the Assembly items (which I can call up by scanning the barcode generated by the temporary Std items), has anyone got any suggestions?

Tom

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Terrible Tom
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Tom,

How about creating and printing a label outside of RMS?

You don't mention what type of printer you're using, but for laser or inkjets, a free label designer from Avery Label.

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Jeff

I made a second database and created regular items for the assembly names. If I need labels I go to the other DB and print from there.

Matt

separately,

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Matt

I'm working on exactly that this AM.

Thanks.

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Terrible Tom

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