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1. FILE CREATION WITH DAC EASY
SCREEN 1-1: A>
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
A>
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the "A>". This is known as the A prompt.
To me, it shows that the computer expects me to issue a command following
the A prompt. Next, I want to load the DAC EASY SYSTEM disk into the A
drive [the drive on top/left]. First I want to make sure that the system
disk is in the A drive.
TYPE: dir/w
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: Display the directory of the disk in the A drive.
Comments / Questions:
1.1. FUNCTION OF "A>"
"A>" indicates that the default drive is drive A. It also indicates that
the system is in the control of the Disk Operating System [DOS].
1.1.1. DIRECTORY OF FILES WITHIN DAC EASY
DAC EASY system disk contains a file named "EASY.EXE". After typing the
command "DIR/W" you should be able to see this file in the list of files
displayed. If no such file is in the list, it indicates that you have the
wrong disk.
1.1.1.1. DIRECTORY DISPLAY
SCREEN 1-2: Display the directory of the disk in the A drive
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
A>dir/w
Volume in drive A has no label
Directory of A:\
EASY EXE EA-00 EXE EA-02 EXE EA-03 EXE EA-04 EXE
EA-05 EXE EA-06 EXE EA-07-08 EXE EA-09 EXE BASRUNB EXE
10 File(s) 8192 bytes free
A>
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the file named "EASY" with the extension
"EXE". To me, it shows that I have the correct disk in the A drive.
Next, I want to load the Dac Easy program into the system and start
working with it.
TYPE: EASY
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: load and run the EASY program.
Comments / Questions:
1.2. TRANSFERRING CONTROL OF THE SYSTEM
At this point the control of the system will be transferred from DOS to the
EASY program.
SCREEN 1-3: Load and run the EASY program
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
MISSING FILE DEFINITION
<RETURN> to continue
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the "MISSING FILE DEFINITION" and "<RETURN> to
continue". To me, it shows that the file to be used in the system has
not been defined and the system is telling me to press the return key to
continue. Next, I want to continue working with the system.
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
SCREEN 1-4: DAC EASY ACCOUNTING
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
DAC EASY ACCOUNTING
M A I N M E N U
1. FILE UTILITIES
2. GENERAL LEDGER
3. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
4. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
5. PURCHASE ORDERS
6. BILLING
7. INVENTORY
8. REPORTS
9. FORECASTING
10. END PERIOD ROUTINES
11. FILE CREATION AND MAINTENANCE
99. EXIT TO DOS
ENTER YOUR SELECTION:
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the "ENTER YOUR SELECTION:". To me, it shows
that the computer expects me to enter my selection from the menu by typing
the corresponding number of the selection. Next, I want to select option
number 1.
TYPE: 1
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: display another set of menu.
SCREEN 1-5: Display another set of menu
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
FILE UTILITIES
1. FILE DEFINITIONS
2. FILE STATUS
3. FILE REHASH
4. FILE DRIVE CHANGE
5. PRINTER PARAMETERS
99. RETURN TO MAIN MENU
ENTER YOUR SELECTION :
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the " ENTER YOUR SELECTION:". To me, it shows
that the computer expects me to enter a selection number for my next
operation. Next, I want to select option number 1 for file definitions.
TYPE: 1
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: issue a set of questions for me to answer.
Comments / Questions:
1.3. DEFINITION OF FILES
When working with the system for the first time it is necessary to define
the files to be used in the system.
1.3.1. ISSUANCE OF QUESTIONS
Issue a set of questions for me to answer
SCREEN 1-6: Issue a set of questions for me to answer
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
FILE DEFINITIONS
IN WHICH DRIVE WILL YOUR FILES BE DEFINED? :
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the " IN WHICH DRIVE WILL YOUR FILES BE
DEFINED ?:". To me, it shows that the computer expects me to tell it in
which drive I want to define my files. Next, I want to tell the system to
define the files in drive B:.
TYPE: B
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: ask me the following question, "ARE YOU SURE?"
(Y/N) :".
TYPE: Y
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
Comments / Questions:
1.4. ROUTINE FOR RESPONDING TO QUESTIONS
When working with this system, it is important to response to the questions
by typing in the responses using CAPITAL LETTERS. The system will not
response to lower case letters.
1.4.1. ACTUAL QUESTIONS
SCREEN 1-7: Ask me the following question, "ARE YOU SURE?"
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
FILE DEFINITIONS
DESCRIPTION # RECORDS
------------------------------------ ---------
ACCOUNTS FILE.......................
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the "DESCRIPTION" and "# RECORDS". To me,
it shows that the computer expects me to enter the number of records
desired. Next, I want to start entering the number of records.
TYPE: 31
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
TYPE: Y
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: ask me to define for another set of file.
Comments / Questions:
1.5. AMOUNT OF RECORDS TO BE PROCESSED
The process will continue until all of the files has been defined. After
entering the desired number of records the system will ask me whether I am
sure or not. I had answered "Y" for the above file. To cancel type "N".
I am not going to show how I enter the number of records for the rest of the
files here. Look at Appendix 1 for the numbers that I have used.
1.5.1. Remember that the records are being entered in blocks, so the number you
entered may be increased by the system.
1.5.1.1. CONFIRMING THE ENTRIES
When you have finished entering the system will ask you to confirm those
entries by typing either "YES" or "NO". Following the word "YES" the
system will display "INITIALIZING....". When the process is completed
press the return key to go back to the FILE UTILITIES menu.
1.5.1.2. INITIALIZING THE SYSTEM
This is the most important part of the system. Once you have initialize
your systems you cannot initialize it again without having another system
disk or deleting the " BASRUNB EXE " from the system disk. It is advisable,
however to have a back up system disk.
SCREEN 1-8: Ask me to define for another set of file
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
FILE UTILITIES
1. FILE DEFINITIONS
2. FILE STATUS
3. FILE REHASH
4. FILE DRIVE CHANGE
5. PRINTER PARAMETERS
99. RETURN TO MAIN MENU
ENTER YOUR SELECTION :
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the "ENTER YOUR SELECTION :". To me, it shows
that the computer expects me to enter the number for the next operation I
want to work on. Next, I want to go back to the main menu.
TYPE: 99
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: take me back to the main menu.
Comments / Questions:
1.6. END OF INITIALIZATION PROCESS
This is the end of the system initialization process.
1.6.1. LEVELS OF SECURITY
Undisplayed in the main menu is item #98, the password option. It is not
displayed for security reasons. In this system there are five levels of
security. To enter or change the password select this option.
SCREEN 1-9: Take me back to the main menu
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
DATE 04-27-86 TIME 13:23
DAC EASY ACCOUNTING
FILE CREATION AND MAINTENANCE MENU
GENERAL LEDGER ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
1. CHART OF ACCOUNTS FILE 4. VENDOR FILE
2. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FILE
INVENTORY
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 5. PRODUCT FILE
3. CUSTOMER FILE
COMPLETE SYSTEM
6. COMPANY'S IDENTIFICATION
7. G/L INTERFACE TABLE
99. RETURN TO MAIN MENU
ENTER YOUR SELECTION:
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the " FILE CREATION AND MAINTENANCE MENU ".
To me, it shows that I have selected option #11 in the main menu and the
computer is now expecting me to work with this option. It is now asking me
to select one of the available choices in this option to work with. Next,
I want to select option #1 to create the file for the General Ledger.
TYPE: 1
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
SCREEN 1-10: ACCOUNTS FILE MAINTENANCE
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
ACCOUNTS FILE MAINTENANCE
ACCOUNT NUMBER
ACCOUNT NAME
DB/CR ACCT.(1=DB/-1=CR)
ACCOUNT LEVEL (1-5)
TYPE (G=GENERAL/D=DETAIL)
GENERAL ACCOUNT
CLEAR TO ACCOUNT NUMBER
PREVIOUS BALANCE
THIS PERIOD
CURRENT BALANCE
HISTORICAL INFORMATION BALANCE VARIANCE %
YEAR BEFORE LAST
LAST YEAR
CURRENT YTD
FORECAST AT END YEAR
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the cursor blinking following the phrase
"ACCOUNT NUMBER". To me, it shows that the computer expects me to enter
the code number for the account that I will be using in the system. Next, I
want to enter code number plus all the required details.
TYPE: 1
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
TYPE: ASSETS
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
TYPE: 1
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
TYPE: 1
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
TYPE: G
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key until you are back to the position where the
cursor is blinking following the phrase "ACCOUNT NUMBER".
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: create an account according to the given specifications.
Comments / Questions:
1.7. RULE FOR PASSING ENTRIES
At any positions where you do not wish enter anything just press the enter key.
1.7.1. CREATING AN ACCOUNT
SCREEN 1-11: Create an account according to the given specifications
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
DATE 04-28-86 TIME 03:41
DAC EASY ACCOUNTING
FILE CREATION AND MAINTENANCE MENU
GENERAL LEDGER ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
1. CHART OF ACCOUNTS FILE 4. VENDOR FILE
2. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FILE
INVENTORY
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 5. PRODUCT FILE
3. CUSTOMER FILE
COMPLETE SYSTEM
6. COMPANY'S IDENTIFICATION
7. G/L INTERFACE TABLE
99. RETURN TO MAIN MENU
ENTER YOUR SELECTION:
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find that the system has taken me back to the
position where I have to enter the particulars of the accounts I will be
using in the system. To me, it shows that the computer expects me to
create another account for my system. However, at the moment I have all
the accounts I need for my system. Next, I want to get out of this screen.
PRESS: [Esc] Escape key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: take me back to the "FILE CREATION AND MAINTENANCE
MENU".
Comments / Questions:
1.8. ADDITION OF ACCOUNTS
Should you decide to have more accounts later you can always come back to
this menu and select option #1 to create the new account(s).
1.8.1. DELETION OF AN ACCOUNT
To delete an account, enter the account # and when the cursor is
positioned in the NAME field erase the name with BACK SPACE or CTRL BACK
SPACE. Replace the name with the word DELETE [ALL IN CAPITALS!!!] and pressing
the enter key.
SCREEN 1-12: Take me back to the "FILE CREATION AND MAINTENANCE"
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
DATE 04-28-86 TIME 03:50
DAC EASY ACCOUNTING
FILE CREATION AND MAINTENANCE MENU
GENERAL LEDGER ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
1. CHART OF ACCOUNTS FILE 4. VENDOR FILE
2. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FILE
INVENTORY
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 5. PRODUCT FILE
3. CUSTOMER FILE
COMPLETE SYSTEM
6. COMPANY'S IDENTIFICATION
7. G/L INTERFACE TABLE
99. RETURN TO MAIN MENU
ENTER YOUR SELECTION:
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the "3. CUSTOMER FILE". To me, it shows that
I have to choose this option to create a customer file. Next, I want to
create a customer file.
TYPE: 3
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
SCREEN 1-13: CUSTOMER FILE MAINTENANCE
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
CUSTOMER FILE MAINTENANCE
CUSTOMER CODE
NAME SALES PERSON
CONTACT CUSTOMER TYPE
ADDRESS DISCOUNT % DAYS
CITY STATE DUE DAYS
ZIP CODE ( ) ACCOUNT TYPE
CREDIT LIMIT BALANCE CREDIT AVAILABLE
LAST SALES DATE LAST PAYMENT DATE
FINANCIAL CHARGE % SALES TAX RATE
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
YR.BEF.LST LAST YEAR THIS YEAR FORECAST VARIANCE %
# INVOICES
$ SALES
$ COST
$ PROFIT
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the cursor is now blinking after the phrase
"CUSTOMER CODE". To me, it shows that the computer expects me to enter a
customer code. Next, I want to enter a customer code.
TYPE: 01
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: display the available information for the customer with
the code # 01.
Comments / Questions:
1.9. THE CUSTOMER ACCOUNT NUMBER AND TYPE
If the number is a new number [i.e. now such customer exists] the system
will move the cursor to the next blank space until all the required details
have been fill in. For account type use either 1 or just press the return
key. Account Type 1 will keep all customer transaction until the End Month
Process is run. This is the balance forward method. By pressing the return
key will set the customer to the Open Invoice method which will keeps each
invoices until its net balance is zero and the End Month Process is run.
SCREEN 1-14: Display the available information for the customer
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
CUSTOMER FILE MAINTENANCE
CUSTOMER CODE 01
NAME ARTHUR & CO. SALES PERSON JANE
CONTACT MARY CUSTOMER TYPE 1
ADDRESS 234 SANTONA STREET DISCOUNT % 0.00 DAYS 0
CITY MIAMI STATE FL DUE DAYS 30
ZIP CODE 33146 (305 )661.7465 ACCOUNT TYPE 1
CREDIT LIMIT 500000.00 BALANCE 0.00 CREDIT AVAILABLE 500000.00
LAST SALES DATE 0 LAST PAYMENT DATE 0
FINANCIAL CHARGE % 18.00 SALES TAX RATE 5.000
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
YR.BEF.LST LAST YEAR THIS YEAR FORECAST VARIANCE %
# INVOICES 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
$ SALES 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
$ COST 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
$ PROFIT 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the cursor blinking after "ARTHUR & CO.". To
me, it shows that I had previously filled in all the necessary particulars
in the customer file for the the customer with the code # 01. The blinking
cursor indicates that the system is expecting me to edit these informations or
confirm them by pressing the return key. Should I want to make any changes, I
must first delete the original entry using the Back Space key and then
entering the new information. Next, I want to confirm these informations.
PRESS: [<-'] Enter / Return key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: confirm my entries.
Comments / Questions:
1.10. CONFIRMATION OF ENTRIES
Repeat the process until all the entries and/or corrections has been
confirmed.
1.10.1. RETURN TO EMPTY FILE
When all the informations has been confirmed the system will take you back to
the empty customer file for you to fill in more.
1.10.1.1. DELETION OF A CUSTOMER
To delete a customer follow the same process as in the Account Creation
process. However the system will not allow the deletion of any accounts or
customer having balance amounts.
PRESS: [Esc] Escape key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: take me back to the "FILE CREATION AND MAINTENANCE
MENU".
TYPE: 4
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: take me into the "VENDOR FILE MAINTENANCE" module of
the system.
Comments / Questions:
1.11. PROCESS FOR ENTRIES IN VENDOR FILES
In the next few screens you can see that the process for entering and
working with the creation of vendor file is similar to the process in the
creation of customer files.
SCREEN 1-15: Take me back into the "VENDOR FILE MAINTENANCE" module
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
VENDOR FILE MAINTENANCE
VENDOR CODE
NAME TERRITORY
CONTACT VENDOR TYPE
ADDRESS DISCOUNT % DAYS
CITY STATE DUE DAYS
ZIP CODE ( ) ACCOUNT TYPE
CREDIT LIMIT BALANCE CREDIT AVAILABLE
LAST PURCHASE DATE LAST PAYMENT DATE
SALES TAX RATE
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
YR.BEF.LST LAST YEAR THIS YEAR FORECAST VARIANCE %
# INVOICES
$ PURCHASE
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the cursor blinking after the "VENDOR CODE".
To me, it shows that the computer expects me to enter a VENDOR CODE
number. As in the Customer File previously, the system will a created file
if the number I type in had previously been used to create a vendor file. If
the code has not been used previously the system will display an empty file
and will be ready to create another. Next, I want to enter a code number.
TYPE: 01
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
SCREEN 1-16: VENDOR FILE MAINTENANCE
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
VENDOR FILE MAINTENANCE
VENDOR CODE 01
NAME RODRIGUEZ CO. TERRITORY 1
CONTACT JR VENDOR TYPE 1
ADDRESS 16 WEST 52ND STREET DISCOUNT % 2.00 DAYS 10
CITY MIAMI STATE FL DUE DAYS 30
ZIP CODE 33135 (305 )666.6666 ACCOUNT TYPE 1
CREDIT LIMIT 1000000.00 BALANCE 0.00 CREDIT AVAILABLE 1000000.00
LAST PURCHASE DATE 0 LAST PAYMENT DATE 0
SALES TAX RATE 0.000
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
YR.BEF.LST LAST YEAR THIS YEAR FORECAST VARIANCE %
# INVOICES 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
$ PURCHASE 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the system displaying the information about the
vendor and the cursor is positioned following the vendor's name. To me, it
shows that I had previously created this vendor file using the above code.
The system is presently waiting for me to confirm the information in this file
or make some changes in it. If I do not want to do any thing to it I need to
press the [Esc] key to return to the main menu. If this is a new file I have
to type in the required information and pressing the enter key. Repeat this
process entirely. Next, I want to return to the menu.
PRESS: [Esc] Escape key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: take me back to the menu.
Comments / Questions:
1.12. VENDOR ACCOUNT TYPE
The same process applies for Account Type in vendor files as in the
customer files.
1.12.1. DELETION OF A VENDOR
To delete a vendor, follow the same process as in the deletion of an
account and the same rules apply.
TYPE: 5
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: take me into the PRODUCT FILE CREATION module of the
system.
SCREEN 1-17: Take me into the PRODUCT FILE CREATION module of the system
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
PRODUCT FILE MAINTENANCE
INVENTORY # DESCRIPTION
MEASURE FRACTION TYPE BIN VENDOR
SALES PRICE TAXABLE? (Y/N) LAST SALE DATE
MINIMUM REORDER LAST PURCHASE DATE
LST.PURCH.PRICE STANDARD COST AVERAGE COST
ON HAND UNITS DOLLARS
COMMITTED UNITS
ON ORDER UNITS
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
YR.BEF.LST LAST YEAR THIS YEAR FORECAST VARIANCE %
UNITS PURCHSE
$ PURCHASES
UNITS SOLD
$ SALES
$ COST
$ PROFIT
TIMES TURN
GROSS RETURN
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the system displaying an empty product file and
the cursor is positioned after "INVENTORY #". To me, it shows that the
computer expects me to enter a code number for my inventory file. If the
number has already exists, the system will display the available information
in the file. If it is a new number the system will display an empty file and
will expect me to create a Product file. Next, I want to enter a code
number.
TYPE: 100
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
SCREEN 1-18: PRODUCT FILE MAINTENANCE
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
PRODUCT FILE MAINTENANCE
INVENTORY # 100 DESCRIPTION GIZMOS
MEASURE CASE FRACTION 100 TYPE 2C BIN 1 VENDOR RCO.
SALES PRICE 20.000 TAXABLE? (Y/N) Y LAST SALE DATE 0
MINIMUM 5000 REORDER 2500 LAST PURCHASE DATE 0
LST.PURCH.PRICE 0.000 STANDARD COST 0.000 AVERAGE COST 0.000
ON HAND UNITS 0.000 DOLLARS 0.000
COMMITTED UNITS 0.000
ON ORDER UNITS 0.000
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
YR.BEF.LST LAST YEAR THIS YEAR FORECAST VARIANCE %
UNITS PURCHSE 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
$ PURCHASES 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
UNITS SOLD 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
$ SALES 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
$ COST 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
$ PROFIT 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
TIMES TURN 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
GROSS RETURN 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the system displaying the contents of a product
file. To me, it shows that the computer expects me to edit this file. The
same process and rules apply for this module as it apply for the previous
modules. Next, I want to return to the menu.
PRESS: [Esc] Escape key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: return me to the menu.
Comments / Questions:
1.13. FIELD ENTRY INSTRUCTION
FIELD ENTRY INSTRUCTION: Measure - for units of measure such as cases, gross,
kilos. Fraction - breakdown for unit of measure [Example, hours would be 60
and six-pack would be 6.]. Standard Cost - Enter up to 999999.999 digits if
using standard method, if not press return.
TYPE: 6
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: take me into the COMPANY'S IDENTIFICATION routine.
SCREEN 1-19: Take me into the COMPANY'S IDENTIFICATION routine
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
1234567890123456789012345678901234567890
LINE 1 AZMI, FERUT & JUAN INC.
LINE 2 1235 MARIPOSA AVENUE
LINE 3 MIAMI, FL 33146-3247
LINE 4 (305) 661 - 0708
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the system displaying the COMPANY'S
IDENTIFICATION that I have previously created. To me, it shows that
the computer expects me to work on this module and make some changes.
Next, I want to return to the main menu.
PRESS: [Esc] Escape key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: take me back to the menu.
Comments / Questions:
1.14. ROUTINE FOR PRINTING COMPANY NAME
This routine is a way of placing your company name on all the statements,
reports, etc. which will be generated by the system.
1.14.1. EDITING
Press return after every entry or to skip a line. Press BACK-SPACE or CTRL
BACK-SPACE to delete previous entry in a particular line and re-enter.
TYPE: 7
PRESS: [<-'] Enter/Return key
AND THE SYSTEM WILL: take me into the General Ledger Interface Table.
SCREEN 1-20: Take me into the General Ledger Interface Table
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
G/L INTERFACE TABLE
BANK CHECKING 1121 COST OF GOODS SOLD 41
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 113 SALES 51
INVENTORY 114 PURCHASE DISCOUNTS 524
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 211 FINANCE CHARGES 521
PURCHASES TAX 42101 SALES TAX 2131
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Look at the screen, and find the "G/L INTERFACE TABLE" that I have created.
The G/L Interface table is the brains of the perfect integration within the
seven modules of the system. I this routine I assign the account numbers which
will allow the automatic transaction from the individual posting processes to
the General Ledger journal file. Before working on this module a complete
chart of accounts must first be created having at least the 10 accounts listed
in this routine. The system will not allow skipping of any account listed in
this routine. If you are not going to use one of the modules you will still
need to create a " dummy " account in your charts of accounts and then enter
that account in this routine. All must be DETAIL accounts, otherwise rejected
by the routine. Next, I want to return to the menu.
PRESS: [Esc] Escape key
Comments / Questions:
1.15. COMPLETION OF G/L INTERFACE TABLE
When the G/L Interface table has been completed the system will display
another table for you to enter code, description and account # for purchase
orders and invoices.