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re: Networking windows 7 32bit to run a DOS point of sale program
Posted on 6/22/14 at 9:13 pm to PepaSpray
Posted on 6/22/14 at 9:13 pm to PepaSpray
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nope, that is coming when we upgrade. Yes, I am aware of the archaic nature of the system, I am simply being grandfathered into it.
Wow. I can't imagine how big a pain in the arse that would be to audit.
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Posted on 6/22/14 at 9:26 pm to Jcorye1
Immensely a pain.
I'd like a login system to the program and not mapped drives running multiple instances of the program as there is a lot of file rebuilding from corrupting of files, but this is how they've always done it thus far.
Hell I'm open to suggestions for a new PoS if anyone has any. It's a single store with about 1000 stock items listed by manufacturer. It's pertinent we use key codes for inventory as the items are too big for a barcode system. Also we have to be able to insert custom lines quite frequently for items like replacement windows, doors, or just plain special order items.
I'd like a login system to the program and not mapped drives running multiple instances of the program as there is a lot of file rebuilding from corrupting of files, but this is how they've always done it thus far.
Hell I'm open to suggestions for a new PoS if anyone has any. It's a single store with about 1000 stock items listed by manufacturer. It's pertinent we use key codes for inventory as the items are too big for a barcode system. Also we have to be able to insert custom lines quite frequently for items like replacement windows, doors, or just plain special order items.
Posted on 6/23/14 at 12:35 pm to Jcorye1
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Wow. I can't imagine how big a pain in the arse that would be to audit.
That may be the point
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