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RecTrac 10.1 Reference Guide

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<strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> <strong>RecTrac</strong> <strong>10.1</strong><br />

1 Click File on the menu bar.<br />

2 Select Settings. You will continue to the VSIPrint – Settings screen.<br />

3 In the Page Layout section enter the number (in inches) for each margin.<br />

Note: Although you have the ability to change the top, bottom, left and right margins, VSI<br />

recommends keeping the left and right margin settings at approximately .25". Settings that vary<br />

from this entry may result in line wrapping on your report.<br />

4 Click OK. You will return to the VSIPrint Preview screen.<br />

Saving a VSIPrint Report File in a Different Format<br />

The following steps assume that:<br />

• You are currently on the VSIPrint preview screen.<br />

• VSIPrint.exe has been successfully loaded on your local machine.<br />

1 Click File on the menu bar.<br />

2 Select either, Save as ASCII or Save as RTF. You will proceed to the Windows Save As Dialog Box.<br />

3 Click the down arrow next to the Save In field to select the appropriate location in which you wish to save the file.<br />

4 Enter the name under which you wish to save the file in the File Name field.<br />

5 Click the down arrow next to the Save as Type field to select the file format in which you wish to save the report.<br />

This field will already be filled depending upon your menu selection.<br />

6 Click Save to save the file in the selected location and format.<br />

OR<br />

Click Cancel to return to the VSIPrint Preview screen without saving the file.<br />

Printing Bar Code Labels for Inventory, Tickets, Tran Codes, Rental<br />

Items<br />

Printing Bar Coded Inventory Labels<br />

You can create inventory labels with bar codes in <strong>RecTrac</strong> for use in POS. Having bar codes on<br />

all inventory items saves many keystrokes and increases accuracy during POS. To use bar<br />

codes, you must attach a bar code reader as a peripheral input device.<br />

Setup:<br />

1 If you plan to print your inventory labels on laser labels, then you must first setup a laser label template. In (Files -<br />

System - Other - ) Laser Label Template Maintenance: Add or edit any one of the TAG templates found on the<br />

Label Maintenance browser. These templates are pre-defined to fit on Avery 5160 or 5161 label sizes. Be sure<br />

that any inventory template you add is coded with Type = Bar Code Label. You may choose the pitch according<br />

to how much needs to fit on the labels. Remember: the smaller the pitch number, the larger the font is.<br />

• Inventory labels need to be at least 2 print lines long (for item number and description).<br />

• If you plan to print Bin Location and/or Price on the labels, you may need to add a line for each.<br />

Default Label Information + Price Option + Bin Location? Then Use A:<br />

Inventory Item and Description None No 2 line label<br />

template<br />

Inventory Item and Description None Yes 3 line label<br />

template<br />

6/9/2008 466 Vermont Systems, Inc.

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