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Manual Changes
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Printing Check Addresses:
When printing of check addresses are specified, the Payee portion of the
Payee/Address will be printed only if one of the first 2 address lines is
non-blank. If only the 3rd line is filled in, the Payee portion will not
be printed. Then if you fill in only the third line, you can use this to
print an Account Number on the check.
Void Checks:
Normally when you select (Void) and enter a Void check, the transaction is
marked as cleared. If you choose to enter an amount other than $0 in the
Void Withdraw window, the transaction will not be cleared.
Graphics Adapters:
If you are having trouble seeing graphics or don't know your adapter type,
experiment with another Graphics Adapter setting (CGA, MCGA, EGA or VGA).
Upgrading from Version 1.0
Code Types are new for Version 1.2. After upgrading, view the Codes-memos
list and set the Code Types to Income, Expense or leave it blank.
Relocating Data Files on Diskettes
Page 47 describes the relocation of data files to a different DOS
subdirectory. To relocate files from a diskette to another diskette, you
must:
1. Use the DOS COPY command to copy the data files to the new diskette.
2. At the Program Options Menu, set the Data File Disk Drive to
the diskette drive where the data files are found.
3. After making sure that you can read the data in all data files, you
can use DOS ERASE to erase the data files from the original diskette.
This procedure is useful when you have program files and data files on
the same diskette and you run out of room. Moving the data files to a
second diskette drive makes more room available.
Running out of Room on Diskettes
Typically, the following diskette drives hold the indicated amount of
transactions with addition room for the Automatic Transactions in .ATO
files:
360KB drive -> 4000 transactions
720KB drive -> 8000 transactions
1.44MB drive -> 16000 transactions
If this space is still not enough, you can keep your data files on several
diskettes. Files ending in .ATO and .ACC must be kept together. .ACA
files are for Archived Years and can be placed on a different diskette.
Example:
Program Diskette Data Diskette 1 Data Diskette 2
┌──────────────┐ ┌──────────────┐ ┌──────────────┐
│ CASHC.EXE │ │ TOM.ATO │ │ TOM89.ACA │
│ CASHC.OVR │ │ TOM91.ACC │ │ TOM88.ACA │
│ CASHC.HLP │ │ TOM90.ACC │ │ JANE89.ACA │
│ CASHC.PRO │ │ JANE.ATO │ │ JANE88.ACA │
│ CASHC.COD │ │ JANE91.ACC │ │ │
│ CGA.BGI │ │ JANE90.ACC │ │ │
└──────────────┘ └──────────────┘ └──────────────┘
Cash Control will prompt you when to insert Data Diskette 2. A second way
to arrange your files is shown below. Here, Tom's and Jane's files are on
separate diskettes.
Program Diskette Data Diskette 1 Data Diskette 2
┌──────────────┐ ┌──────────────┐ ┌──────────────┐
│ CASHC.EXE │ │ TOM.ATO │ │ JANE.ATO │
│ CASHC.OVR │ │ TOM91.ACC │ │ JANE91.ACC │
│ CASHC.HLP │ │ TOM90.ACC │ │ JANE90.ACC │
│ CASHC.PRO │ │ TOM89.ACA │ │ JANE89.ACA │
│ CASHC.COD │ │ TOM88.ACA │ │ JANE88.ACA │
│ CGA.BGI │ │ │ │ │
└──────────────┘ └──────────────┘ └──────────────┘