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What you could always do is do a reduction (F9) for one line only. This might make it a little easier. Just make sure to enter the reduction right after the pair are rung up.

i think that she might be refering to using the Lookup program for price checks.

Most barcodes in retail applications are either UPC-A (12 digit) or UPC-E (8 digit commonly found on pop cans or small items). Here is a nice one from POS Worls. It will even layout the labels for printing (say for on Avery labels).

Yeah, I got that. I didn't think that my computer has a spool folder. Any way, thanks for all of the help. Now maybe I can actually find a use for the program . Again, you have made a great program Dale, keep up the good work.

I got it to work now. It still is a little sluggish, but at least there is some response from my computer within a few seconds of the program printing. I didn't really think that the a01 file was it seeing as how when I opened it in Notepad, there was very little info in it. I thought that it was th...

I can't get the PrintFile to work right (or at least Windows won't let it print). I made a .bat file that starts the program, looking for the *.a01 file to print (I assume that this is the file that DHPOS creates to be printed. It finds the file, then the little windows printer icon appears down by ...

I have for wonderful program just to have (probally like most people) and don't use it for a store. But there is one glitch, if you will, when I print receipts. I have a USB printer (actually one of those HP all-in-ones, and great buy) so I have to use the APRINT program. The printer defaults to wha...