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So from the main menu of DHPOS: option 7, then option 3 on the close menu. http://keyhut.com/postip1.htm#starting Oh, still, that will show the sales summary. I thought there's an option to exit the program and skipping that sales summary. Robert's way of cashing is good if all employees are honest...

I'm sorry if I missed something here but how do you exit the POS program if you don't close it? Do you leave the machine always ON?

There are many ways to cheat. Entering the correct price of an item but overpricing customer. Not entering sales. Keeping the change when a customer leave it. Keeping the tip. I am not into accusing my employees of something they didn't do to show them I can't be tricked. That will not contribute to...

What if there is no closing sales summary and no printing of closing receipt because I want to hide it from my employees, is there a way for me to know the gross sales at any date? I assumed it's not possible. Can we add a feature that POS automatically save the sales summary at each closing and tha...

They don't need to balance it. They need only to count the money inside the drawer (under the table) and submit it to me. I will check if it will balance.

I want them to close it but I don't want them to see the sales summary.

I want to hide it. To avoid employees from cheating.

How can I hide the sales summary in a window after selecting 7. Close Register? Thanks.

I'll let you know if this happens again. Thanks.

That time, my staff did not forget to reset the merchandise. Looking at 8. Reports every morning may be a solution but maybe this issue should be addressed, too on the next release if there's one. Thanks.

It happened once again. My new staff saved it at 9PM. Then in the morning at 10AM, my staff noticed the items sold yesterday was still there in the Report by Stocks.

In Stock Table we have Stock # = 625 R. Price = 0 # Sold = 0 Value Sold = 0 Inventory = 7 In Purchase Menu we entered: Stock # = 625 Price = 20.00 Qty = 1 When we get back to Stock Table: R. Price = 0 # Sold = 0 Value Sold = 20 Inventory = 6 And in the Report Total by Stock: Stock # = 625 Pieces = 0...

I've checked the data file that my staff saved which we usually do before we close the register at the end of the day. We name it by date. So, when I checked the properties of 210606.txt, it shows it was created on June 22, 2006 at 12 o'clock noon. I guess my staff didn't want to admit the mistake f...

Dale Harris wrote:Hanged for about how long? Are you using this on a network? What kind of computer (speed) what version of Windows?

A minute. No network. 3GB hard disk space, I guess it's not a Pentium. Windows 95.

Dale Harris wrote:JohnHeart,

Well that is kind of weird, I never heard of that happening before. When you did the report the next day was the report doubled again?

I have to check with my staff.