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E n t e r i n g a P r i c e
At data entry, the price prompt includes the pricing symbols
(unless you select None for Monetary Sign). Your price prompt
may look like this
...or like this
The difference between these prompts is the symbol used for
printing amounts less than $1.00. You can select the cent sign for
printing amounts less than $1.00 using the Defaults function. The
same option is available for other currencies. See Chapter 5,
"Setting Defaults."
You can enter and print: cent amounts, dollar and cent amounts,
or unit prices. For example: 3¢, $.59, $15.98, 2/59¢, or 3/$1.00.
E n t e r i n g " 2 - F o r " P r i c e D a t a
You can use any price field in a "2-for" pricing scheme. When
entering data for a price field offline (at the printer), use the # key
to separate the 2 and the price data in the "2-for" price. For
example, to enter the price "Two for $5.00," enter 2#500. If you
use option 42 to format the field online as a price field, enter the
quantity, a slash, and the price data. For example, to enter the
price "Two for $5.00," enter 2/500.
PRICE:
$0.00
PRICE:
0¢
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