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TOPS Pro Tutorial - TOPS - Packaging Software

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3. Click on the Options button.<br />

System Response: The Shipcase Options dialog box appears, as<br />

pictured below.<br />

This dialog box allows you to further define the sizing of the shipcase<br />

(bundle).<br />

4. Use the following fields to define the sizing of the shipcase:<br />

Max Cartons along Length/Cartons: Enter 1.<br />

Max Cartons along Width/Cartons: Enter 1.<br />

Max Cartons along Height/Cartons: Enter 100.<br />

5. After completing the sizing parameters, click on OK.<br />

System Response: <strong>TOPS</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> stores your sizing parameters to<br />

memory and redisplays the Shipcase Parameters dialog box.<br />

6. After completing the shipcase parameters, click on OK.<br />

System Response: <strong>TOPS</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> stores your shipcase parameters to<br />

memory and redisplays the Control Panel.<br />

Step 4: Define Unitload (Pallet) Parameters<br />

In this exercise, let's assume that your bottling company needs to send<br />

palletized knockdowns to another location. Your company uses a unique,<br />

non-standard pallet not included in the <strong>TOPS</strong> database. Therefore, we'll<br />

use <strong>TOPS</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> to create a unique pallet with the following characteristics:<br />

The pallet measures 50 by 50 inches, and has a height of 5 inches.<br />

The pallet weighs 65 pounds.<br />

The pallet is a stringer pallet with flush alignment and single-face<br />

construction.<br />

<strong>TOPS</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> <strong>Tutorial</strong> 51

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