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Chapter 2. System Training
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“Live” Data vs. “Play” Data
Certain logins give you access to your live data and others give you access to the
play data. The play account has data files to be used for practice before entering
actual records in your live data or for seeing how certain programs work. The files
for live and play data are stored in different areas on your computer disk. Be sure
to know which login you are using.
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. REMEMBER:
Live and play passwords are different. They access different sets of files.
The play account allows you to practice using the play files.
Be sure you know which password you are using.
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- About This Manual 9
- Pick a System Manager 9
- Our Commitment 12
- Chapter 1. Hardware Training 13
- Site Planning Guide 14
- Wallboard 17
- Terminal 17
- Computer Hardware Components 19
- Floppy Diskette Drive 20
- System Monitor 20
- Tape Drive 20
- A/B Switch 21
- Concentrator 22
- Terminal (CRT) 22
- 17.00" wide 23
- 14.50" deep 23
- Dimensions of Okidata 320/520 23
- 6.00" high 23
- Cash Drawer 24
- PC (personal computer) 24
- Care & Cleaning 24
- Floppy Disk Drive 25
- End of Tape 26
- Tape Read/Write 26
- Tape Cartridges 27
- Terminal Screens 27
- Keyboards 27
- Printers 27
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- Chapter 2. System Training 29
- “Warm” Boot (aka “soft” boot) 30
- . REMEMBER: 31
- Booting Up the System – Unix 32
- Passwords - SuperDOS 33
- “Live” Data vs. “Play” Data 34
- Passwords – Unix 37
- “Live” Data vs. “Play” Data 38
- Keyboard 41
- >. Sometimes it is 43
- System Prompts - Unix 44
- User Groups - SuperDOS 45
- File Structure 46
- File Maintenance Guidelines 48
- Printing Reports 50
- Compressed Print (Y/N): 52
- Report Spacing (1,2,3): 52
- On-Line Help System 55
- Using On-Line Help Programs 56
- Custom Help 56
- 1. Edit Custom Help 57
- 3. Position Window 57
- 4. Delete Custom Help 57
- 6. Edit Help Box Title 57
- 7. Cross Reference 57
- Guidelines for Backup 58
- How Do I Care for the Tapes? 59
- Chapter 3. “Go Live” Tracks 62
- 1. A/R Invoice Posting 63
- A/R Summary, they must be 64
- 8. Verify On-Hand Exceeded 65
- 3. Save Sales History 65
- Inventory Summary 67
- 4. Accounts Payable 68
- 5. General Ledger 69
- A/R Overview 72
- Objectives for A/R 72
- Customer Files 74
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- REGULAR PROCESSING 75
- CREDIT MANAGEMENT 75
- OPTIONAL FEATURES 75
- Getting A/R Started 76
- Basic Customer Data 77
- A/R LOAD FORM 78
- Numbering Accounts 79
- Getting into A/R 82
- Adding Customers 84
- 1. Cust No) to 85
- 1. Cust No to return 86
- New Customers 86
- Changing Customer Information 87
- OK to Save Changes (Y/N) 88
- Printing Customers 89
- Report Spacing (1, 2, 3): 91
- Deleting Customers 92
- List my price levels here 96
- List my tax codes here 100
- A/R Values Load Form 101
- A/R VALUES LOAD FORM 102
- Entering Values for Customers 103
- Change Selected Fields CM1.D 103
- Change Fields W/Range CM1 103
- Accounts Receivable Menu 104
- A/R Reports Menu 104
- Tax Code, enter the tax code 106
- Beginning Cust No) to enter 106
- A/R Statement Messages 109
- CUSTOMER CLASSES 111
- CREDIT HOLDS 112
- ASSIGNED SALES REP 113
- DIMENSIONS MAIN MENU 118
- Enter Aging Balances 121
- ENTER BALANCE DUE screen: 121
- Next Customer. Enter the 121
- Balance Due: 121
- Out of Balance By: -87.99 122
- Do you wish to proceed? (Y/N) 122
- Input Parameters 123
- Balance Forward 125
- Customers Menu 125
- A/R Summary 133
- SAMPLE DAILY REPORT 135
- Customer Inquiry 137
- Sample Customers 142
- Accounts Receivable Exercises 148
- Chapter 5. Inventory 149
- Ø PREPARATION 150
- Ø DATA LOAD 150
- Inventory Files 152
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- OTHER INVENTORY OPTIONS 154
- MISCELLANEOUS FILES 154
- Getting Inventory Started 155
- SAMPLE INVENTORY DEPARTMENTS 157
- Sections 158
- SECTION DESCRIPTION 158
- Unique Numbers 159
- ITEM NUMBER DESCRIPTION 159
- Miscellaneous Items 160
- Sample Group/Section Map 161
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- Group/Section Worksheet 165
- Getting into Inventory 166
- Descriptions 169
- Inventory Descriptions Menu: 169
- Basic Inventory Data 173
- Inventory Static Data (IM1.D) 173
- Ø Required for all items 174
- Ø No duplicates allowed 174
- MFG/UPC NUMBER 175
- PRICE BASIS 0 & 10 185
- Adding Items 186
- Changing Item Information 188
- Enter Field Number 189
- OK To Save Changes (Y/N) 189
- Printing Items 190
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- Deleting Items 192
- INVENTORY REPORTS 202
- Print Price Book 203
- Inventory Inquiry 206
- Sample Items 210
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- ** Cost per thousand 213
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- * Thickness x width/12 215
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- Example 4. Type 3-molding 218
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- Example 5. Type 0-molding 220
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- Example 6. Misc.-molding 222
- ** Cost per pound 223
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- Inventory Exercises 230
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