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General Navigation

CSS is designed to use the standard Windows navigation keystrokes and mouse actions. Some of the

lesser understood techniques are illustrated below.

Drop Down Boxes present a list of choices. Click on the down

arrow to display the list. If the list is long if may be necessary to

use the vertical scroll bar to see all the choices. Click the item on

the list to select it.

Check Boxes enable or disable options. Check boxes are square. Click with the

mouse to check or uncheck.

Diamond Boxes offer a selection of different choices. In CSS there are

usually two choices for each box but there may be more. Both the Show

In-Active box and the Show Plu/Upc box have three choices.

Repeatedly click with the mouse to cycle through all the choices. The

red mark inside the diamond has no meaning other than a visual clue that the click has selected another

value.

Radio Buttons grouped in a box allow only one choice of those displayed. Clicking on a non

selected button will select that one and unselect the previous choice.

Lookup is indicated by the three dots. It is used to find an item when the exact

information is not known. Click on the dots and another window will appear.

Select the lookup method. Then enter the starting data for

that method. For example if lookup by Plu/Upc Item

Number is chosen then in the Data Selection window enter

the start of the UPC number. If lookup by Plu/Upc Item

Name is chosen then enter the starting letters of the name.

Matching data will be displayed. It may be necessary to scroll down through the list or if the item is not

found reselect the method or starting data. To use this effectively by name it is important to be consistent

when naming PLU’s and UPC’s.

Calendars are available anytime a date is requested. Click on the down

arrow to display the calendar. Dates that are grayed mean there is no

applicable data for this report on those dates. In this example there is no

applicable data after October 12.

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