' Please read instructions at bottom of page
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Disc/Terms Maintenance allows you to add,change and
delete the discounts for each product and customer
as well as the payment terms available to your
customers. Each code must be unique and a good rule
is to preface each code with the letter T for term,
D for standard discount and S for sales discount.
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Disc code:
A unique code which will either be a discount or
a term. As this database is used for both, it is
suggested that you use a unique first letter to
differenciate between the two. An example would
be: D?? for regular discounts, S?? for Sale
discounts, A?? for added discounts, V?? for
Volume discount and T?? for payment terms.
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Disc literal:
The literal description of this disc or term.
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03 3
Disc % :
The percentage discount for this discount or term.
If no discount, input 0.
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Vol Disc $ :
The dollar value of purchase that must be reached to
receive this Volume discount. Input 0 if this is not a
Volume discount or you are using Vol Qty to determine
discount.
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05 5
Vol Disc Qty :
The quantity of purchase that must be reached to
receive this Volume discount. Input 0 if this is not a
Volume discount or you are using Vol $ to determine
discount.
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'              VisuaLink Database System - Disc/Terms Database Help File
'
'       Author:         Lorne Wilson - Perigee Software Corporation
'       Date:           April 9, 1992
'       Version:        1.0
'       Copyright:      (C) 1992 - Perigee Software Corporation
'                               All Rights Reserved
'
'This module is a integral part of the VisuaLink Database System and performs
'the functions of:
'       - GETINFO routine reads this file based upon the KeyWord and loads
'         the MArray$() array which is then used by the SYSHELP modeule to
'         display the help information.
'                
'       Text is to maintained at a width of 56 Characters Max.
'       Text is limited to 15 lines.
'
'       First Two Digits are the KeyWord Required for Access
'       Second set of Digits are the number of lines in the help text
'
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