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tention Mike Salem has paid to
ensuring that he provides a proper
software service, rather
than just running a "post the
cassette and run" operation.
Ail payroll programs, and not
just ones sold by Hilderbay, will
become obsolete in 1983/84
due to legislative changes
which were due to come into effect
in 1982/83 but were postponed.
The rules themselves
will then change, not just the
numbers. Until then, however,
you can work out your payroll
requirements without problems,
knowing that if — in the
meantime — the numbers
change again, Hitderbay will
change your program for you.
The Payroll program caters
for all pay levels and all tax
codes consisting of a number
followed by a letter (such as
214H). National insurance contributions
may be nil, standard
rate, reduced rate or whatever,
and there is even provision for
contracted-out employees. The
program will 'watch' what
you're doing, and query some
input if it believes you are making
an error. It is impossible to
pay one employee twice in one
day period, for example.
Although the program is
easy, and self-explanatory to
some extent, Hilderbay will provide
training in its use if you
want it.
Stock Control: There are two
programs on this cassette, one
designed to hold a relatively
large amount of information
about a great many lines.
"Stock I" will produce lists by
supplier, by type, of understocked
lines, or of all lines.
Lists may be total or may cover
only a certain range of the
alphabetical lists. Lists are
always displayed on the
screen, and are printed if the ZX
printer is connected. The program
occupies 9K, leaving a fair
amount of the 16K for data.
"Stock II" identifies stock lines
by a numeric code in the range
zero to 65,000, storing the
stock level for each line. You
can handle more than 2000
lines with 16K. Both of Hilderbay's
stock control programs
are fairly easy to use, and allow
lines to be entered or deleted at
any time.
As can be seen from the
above, Hilderbay have an extensive
range of business software.
Clive should be pleased
that Mike Salem, and others like
him, are doing their bit to convince
the world that the 2X81
is more than a toy. Other
distributors of ZX business
software should be grateful to
Mike Salem for showing how
well it can be done.
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