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Added new SHUTDOWN() macro to Sales

Added new SHUTDOWN() macro to Sales. This is similar to QUIT(), except that it does not prompt the user to

quit Sales, it just forces an exit from Sales (similar to the shutdown timer feature). This is primarily intended for

automated testing, especially load testing in conjunction with the AutoScript .INI setting in Sales.

Swipe Injection dialog can now be set separate from the EncryptedPassNumbers setting to use

encrypted or unencrypted numbers

When manually entering numbers for auto-sale (%A) or auto-command (%E) in the Swipe-Injection dialog, the

dialog can now be set separate from the EncryptedPassNumbers setting to use encrypted or unencrypted numbers.

To do so use following .INI setting:

[Preferences]

EncryptedManualEntry=FALSE

The default for EncryptedManualEntry setting is the setting that EncryptedPassNumbers has at the salespoint.

Encrypted numbers have been increased to a maximum of ten characters

Encrypted numbers have been increased to a maximum of ten characters (maximum decimal value of

6,278,211,847,988,223). The previous maximum was nine characters.

Enhancements to creation and deletion of Max4Sale and Points4Sale limits

The act of creating and deleting Max4Sale and Points4Sale limits has been enhanced with the ability to create or

delete multiple records at once for Departments, Categories, Items, Lessons Types, Lesson Type Categories, and

Lesson Locations. To create multiple records click on the Create Daily button in the appropriate

Max4Sale/Points4Sale Groups dialog. This will bring up the Create Ranges dialog where you can enter

beginning and ending dates and times, as well as, entering the maximum number available for sale for each day of

the week along with check boxes to create those limits for each day. The Delete Ranges dialog is accessed by

clicking on the Delete Ranges button in the appropriate Max4Sale/Points4Sale Groups dialog. As with the Create

Ranges dialog, the user can set beginning and ending dates and times as well as select check boxes to delete limits

for each day of the week. When deleting ranges, only those limits where there is an exact match to the time range

entered will be deleted. The following example illustrates how this works.

Set the times in the time range text boxes for deletion as follows: 10:00 - 13:59

00:00 - 23:59 would NOT be deleted

8:00 - 10:59 would NOT be deleted

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