Save
- Will save the information entered.
Print
- Will print a copy of the Environment entries.
Exit
Current Program - Will exit the file without changes being saved.
The file will remain the same as when brought up.
Cancel
Options Screen - Will escape the “Options” window, allowing you to
continue to edit the file.
Next Screen=F2
This option opens the next screen. There are screens for Files, Printers, Misc.
and Directories.
Save=F5
Save - Saves all entries
Undo - Will undo any entries that have not been saved.
Delete -
Clears all User Station entries. (Delete
individual entries by highlighting and pressing the <Del> key.)
Cancel Options
Screen - Will escape the "Options"
window, allowing you to continue to edit the file.
Exit
Will exit the file without changes being saved. The file will remain
the same as when brought up.
ALPHA-INV-NUMBERS Y
Multi-store use only. Used when the first two digits of the A/R invoice
mean store and the next 4 characters are the invoice number. This
setting makes the invoice numbers run 0001 thru ZZZZ instead of 0001
thru 9999.
AR-UOS Y
Use the
original A/R statement layout. NOT recommended.
ARBOR-LOGINS Y
Selected
multi-store feature used with SPA FTP ordering. Requires the “Arbor”
file in the book directory to be configured properly.
ARS-ADJ X
Fonts on some
printers under Windows do not line up correctly. This Environment
setting, set to a single digit number, will move the printing down X number
of lines on the form.
ASK-FOR-STORE Y
Multi-store feature used in conjunction with “TRAN”. This setting
causes BSMGR to ask for store when starting the program.
AXIOHM YorN
Ability to turn AXIOHM on or off using this setting.
BARCODE-OUT
To
print barcode labels on a laser printer, in addition to a System
Configuration number 2070 entry, you
must have a BARCODE-OUT line in your Environment file.
Examples:
|
DOS/Windows 3.1 |
BARCODE-OUT
4 0
5
LPT2
|
|
UNIX |
BARCODE-OUT
4 0
5 -p lp –s –dReport |
-
The
character between 4 and 5 in the above examples is a zero.
-
The first
number is the printer type.
Most printers work best if you use 4.
-
The second
number is an offset value from the top.
If labels are printing too high, you can use any whole number
from 0 to 19.
As the number increases, the printing will begin further from the
top.
-
The
third number is an offset value from left to right.
Use a zero to print on the left side of the label, 5 to print in
the middle, and 9 to 10 to print on the right side.
This option is provided so you can have pre-printed labels with
your store logo on one side or the other and be able to move the barcode
to accommodate the logo.
-
The
last setting is the printer name.
In a DOS or Windows 3.1 based system, it is normally set to LPT2.
If you need to specify a spooler name, you can do so here.
In a UNIX system, you can either put the device name or the name
of the print spooler (spooler is shown in the above example).
(Note:
Windows 95(or
later) users will not need the Environment setting.)
BOGUS-UPCS Y
When a 12
digit UPC is scanned in point of sale, if the item is not found, BSMGR
will attempt to find the item using only digits 2-11 of the UPC.
BOOK-DIR
The directory
that holds the bulk of BSMGR data files.
BRANCH-ON-LABEL Y
Multi-store feature. Causes BSMGR’s price labels to print the branch
number for whom the product was ordered on the label.
BSMGR-COUNTRY C
By adding this setting, zip codes will not automatically add a hyphen.
This allows Canadian zip codes to be entered properly.
CBM-FILES N
Prevents BSMGR
from looking in the various database for title information when adding
titles in IVM. This setting is designed for emergency use when the database
files have become so corrupt they are causing IVM to crash. A better
solution would be to re-install the databases from the last BSMGR update
disk.
Christian Books and More
data directories
CBMDATA-DIR \CBMDATA
(Where database files are kept)
CBMIMAGE-DIR
\CBMIMAGE (Image and Preview Files)
CBMWAVES-DIR \CBMWAVES
(Recorded Music Files)
CBMACCOM-DIR \CBMACCOM (Accompaniment Tape Files)
CENTER-ADDRESS
N
CLEANUP-ADDRESS
This
multi-store setting for for stores who want the daily history of IVM to
be kept at the host store as well as the local store. This information
would be sent nightly from the remote store when running SLIV. The host
store would then process the data via the BSMGR scheduler. To configure
the remote store, set sys config 2005 to a “R” an set the
cleanup-address the the address of the host store. An example of a
setting would be: @192.58.177.41:C:\BKHIST\EXT\. The host store would
then set the environment variable “SCHEDULE-CLEANUP” to a “Y”.
CODE-PREFIX
The directory that holds the Bookstore Manager programs.
CONFIG-FILE
Enter the path name where the Environment file is kept.
DATA-BASE=SUP1 001
To default a distributor to "Vend #1" field when the supplier is
not tied to the databases included with Bookstore Manager Software .
DATABASES-ENABLE
For users who incorporate databases into
their system other than the databases included in the BSMGR software,
the databases are enabled in SYS, Environment, DATABASES-ENABLED 00000.
Each zero represents an additional database in the order they appear on the
IVDI Database Inquiry Options screen:
·
0 - Ingram
·
0 - Other 1
·
0 - Other 2
·
0 - Other 3
·
0 - Other 4
To enable a database, a one (1) is substituted for a zero (0). For
example, to enable Ingram, the entry in SYStem Environment should be
changed to read:
DATABASES-ENABLED 10000
DISPLAY-IVM-TRANSIT N
Multi-store feature turning off the in-transit label.
DRAWER-TYPE (1-8)
BSMGR
support various escape sequences to “kick” the cash drawer. If your
drawer is not “kicking” try adding this setting with another value.
FILE-DIRECTORY
The directory that holds the History files followed by a backslash
(DOS) or forward slash (UNIX).
FILE-PREFIX
The 3 directories that hold the Bookstore Manager data
files.
FORMS
Output device for all non-8 1/2 x 11 printouts; checks, gum labels,
statements, letters, etc. Normally set the same as LO:
-P SPOOLER or -P SPOOLER-DIRECT in
Windows
FORMS-ADJ X
(X = 1-9)
If the printer doesn’t line up in payables, using one of these settings
will move the check printing lines up to 9 lines down the check
HIST-DIR
The directory that holds all history files.
INTEREST-LINE
(Up to 49 characters)
By default, BSMGR’s A/R statement program prints
the following line: directory that holds all history files.
"PAST DUE AMOUNTS SUBJECT TO YEARLY INTEREST RATE".
Use the
“Interest-Line” if you wish to override this setting.
INVOICES-ALWAYS Y
The store
does not want to use receipt printers. Rather, they want each
transaction to print to the invoice printer on 8/12/ by 11 paper.
INVPRN PRINTER Where PRINTER is the name of the printer)
(Example: -p
SPOOLER for the Windows default printer)
This prints the Invoice when the order is rung up and charged to an
Accounts Receivable account or credit card
ITEM-MENU-VISIBLE
A setting
of “1” causes the “Item Menu” button to appear in point of sale. The
default setting is off or 0.
IVM WAREHOUSE 01 thru 99
Multi-store feature. Causes BSMGR not to analyze
this stores products with IVHR.
IPTRACKER-ACCT XXXXXX
Multi-store feature. Used conjunction with BSMGR
IPTRACKER service.
IPTRACKER-NUM XX=Store##
Multi-store feature. Used conjunction with BSMGR IPTRACKER service.
IPTRACKER -ZIPCODE XXXXXX
Multi-store feature. Used conjunction with BSMGR IPTRACKER service.
KEYSTROKE
EDIT=AUTO-INSERT EXCEPTION=54 KI
This setting will allow you to highlight a listing in
a paged list box and press the keyboard “Insert” key to ADD, when in the
IVWO, IVO, OE, POS, GLE, and TIME programs.
KEYSTROKE EDIT=DELETE
EXCEPTION=55
KX
KEYSTROKE HOT-KEY=ARBCHK
Will allow you
to activate the stock check utility.
LABELS
Use to override the default labels file name.
LIMITED-LPOLE
Some light
poles to not support all of BSMGR’s functions. To limit BSMGR
functions, use an “N”.
LINE-SKIP X
Allows
you to adjust your receipt printer to skip lines after sales transactions.
The X equals a number from 1-9.
This tells POS to skip 1 to 9 lines after each sale.
LO
Output device for all other print routines/reports, normally:
-P SPOOLER in Windows
LO2
Output device
for receipt printer, which is normally -D LPT1 in Windows. If using
a USB receipt printer, set it to –P SPOOLER or –Q SPOOLER. This sends the
output from POS through the windows spooler, not directly to the printer,
and allows BSMGR to support USB printers at POS.
LOG-TRIUNISON Y
Will
enable TriUnison logging. Additional detail about file transfers will
be written to both SCHEDLOG.TXT and DAILOG.TXT.
LPOLE ?
Where ? is the name of the light pole
device. Ex: (–D COMM3)
MAILPRN ?
Where ? is the name of the printer.
(Example: \\computer name\printer
name for a specific printer)
This prints the Mailing Label(s).
Note:
A dot matrix label printer is recommended for mailing labels, using 3” x 4”
preprinted return address labels. After each label is printed, the printer
will feed down to the same starting position on the next label.
MIN-SALES-TAX-CALC (Two digit number)
Don’t
calculate tax for amounts < that this. Used in conjunction with a (1)
setting on SYS Config # 4044.
MULTI-ADDRESS Y
Multi-store feature. Used for SPA orders where they can specify
different bill to / ship to addresses. Used with ARBOR-LOGINS.
Configure SHOPS also for different account #s and Addresses.
MULTIPLE-IVM-FILES Y
Used for
multi-stores who are using BSMGR’s “Central” configuration.
MULTIPLE-VITAL Y
Multiple
Vital Credit Card setups (merchant Id’s) will be used in one store.
NETUPDATE Y
Multi-store setting for BSMGR’s central setup.
Causes BSMGR to log adds and changes made to inventory and mail list. Use these
log files are used in conjunction with BSMINTET. Consult the multi-store
setup/documentation for more information.
NUMBER-OF-INVOICES 2
If using a dedicated invoice printer, this Environment setting allows
you to print more than one copy.
PAPER-CUT F
Used for Star Model 200 Series thermal printers that are used for
receipts.
| F = |
Full cut |
| P = |
Partial cut |
PICKSLIP ?
Where ? is A, B, C, D, E or F.
A = Dot Matrix on Preprinted Header Paper
B = Dot Matrix on Plain Paper (Will Print
Header)
C = HP LaserJet on Preprinted Header Paper
D = HP LaserJet on Plain Paper (Will Print
Header)
E = Windows Driver on Preprinted Header
Paper
F = Windows Driver on Plain Paper (Will
Print Header)
PICKPRN ?
Where ? is the name of the printer.
(Example: -p SPOOLER for the Windows default
printer)
This prints
the Pick Slip
POS-SCREEN-TYPE (0 or 1)
Used in conjunction with a touch screen POS and a touch
pad ten key.
0 = Default POS Screens
1 = Causes BSMGR's POS screen 1 screen 2 to shrink in size making
room for a "Ten Key" program "OSKEY32" to be able to be displayed.
(Add "OSKEY32" in your Windows startup folder).
2 & 4 = See POS figures #1 and #2 in the POS portion of this manual.
PRINT-INVOICE D
Used to identify the printer and paper type for printed invoices.
| A = |
Dot Matrix printer with pre-printed form |
| B = |
Dot Matrix printer with blank paper (BSMGR prints header info) |
|
| C = |
HP LaserJet printer with pre-printed form |
| D = |
HP LaserJet printer with blank paper (BSMGR prints header info) |
|
| E = |
Windows Print Spooler with pre-printed form |
| F = |
Windows Print Spooler with blank paper (BSMGR prints header info) |
(A=Dot Matrix on Preprinted Header Paper, B=Dot Matrix
on Plain Paper (BSMGR prints header information), C=HP Laser on Preprinted Header Paper, or D=HP
Laser on Plain Paper)
REPRINTS
Prints a duplicate receipt at POS.
| Y |
After
every charge transaction, credit card transaction, or global tax rate
change transaction you will be prompted as to whether or not to
reprint receipt. |
| B |
Will
automatically reprint receipt after every charge transaction, credit
card transaction, or global tax rate change transaction. |
| A |
After
all transactions, you will be prompted as to whether or not to
reprint receipt. |
| C |
Will
automatically reprint receipt after all transactions. |
| 2 |
Automatically
prints two copies of receipt after all transactions. |
| 3 |
Automatically prints three copies of receipt
after all transactions. |
Note:
If
SYS Config File, Change Misc. Configurations, number
4020
has been set up to use a dedicated charge printer at POS, “Y” and
“B” above will not apply.
QUIT-MODE -2
Disables the
“X” in the top right hand corner of BSMGR’s window.
SCHEDULE-CLEANUP Y
This
multi-store setting for for stores who want the daily history of IVM to be
kept at the host store as well as the local store. For details see the
environment setting: “CLEANUP-ADDRESS".
SHARE-PHONE Y
Used for stores with multiple stations that share the same modem
line for electronic functions through BSMGR. Share-Phone also recognizes 0-9, as
well as Y, giving a total of 11 modem line groups for sharing.
SKIP-IVHR-CHECK Y
By
default, on the first or second every month, BSMGR tries to verify if
the history roll was run to completion. If it was not, BSMGR will give
display a warning screen whenever BSMGR is launched during the day. You
can turn off this behavior with this variable.
SLTP-ADDRESS
This
multi-store setting for for stores who want the “SLTP” information from
each store to be sent the the host each day via SLTP. An example of a
setting would be @192.58.177.41:c:\bkhist\dlysltp\. The file-name on
the host would be store # and date with the extention .txt. Example:
02050228.TXT. Store 2, Feb 28, 2005.
SORT-POS Y
By default,
when point of sale finishes a transaction and updates the masterfile, the
items are sorted by SKU item number and printed out sorted as well. This
assures that only one transaction per sales transaction will be reflected in
the IVM sales history. To turn of the sorted behavior, change/add the
sort-pos setting to “N”.
STATEMENT-CELL-BG-COLOR (RGB Color)
Enter the
RGB color to use on your electronic emailed A/R statements. Example:
6699FF.
STATEMENT-FONT-COLOR (RGB Color)
Enter the
RGB color to use on your electronic emailed A/R statements. Example:
6699FF.
STATEMENT-LOGO-URL
(URL)
Enter the
URL to the logo that you want included on your Emailed A/R statement.
STATEMENT-TABLE-BORDER-COLOR (RGB Color)
Enter the
RGB color to use on your electronic emailed A/R statements. Example:
6699FF.
THIN-CLIENT-LOGIN Y
Multi-Store
Remote Access
– The
optional “Thin Client” program provides remote access to certain
functions in other stores. When
logging in, this setting causes BSMGR to prompt for User #.
UPPER-CASE-ONLY Y
By default, upper
case letters are used in BSMGR. If you prefer to use lower case letters,
add/change the “UPPER-CASE-ONLY Y” setting to “UPPER-CASE-ONLY N’. After
the Environment entry has been made and saved, exit BSMGR. Then go back
into Environment, save again and exit BSMGR again.
UNSTRING-AMOUNT \
Some
older stores use a forward slash (/) in their item numbers.
Bookstore Manager uses the forward slash as a shortcut to delineate
between department and amount in the item number field at POS.
The Environment file backslash (\) setting.
This tells BSMGR to use the backslash instead of the forward slash on
department sales.
Example:
100/20 in POS has historically meant $1.00, Dept. 20.
By setting UNSTRING-AMOUNT \, you can now use 100\20 instead.
USE-ALT-MENU (Y or 1-9)
Causes
BSMGR to use an alternate main menu. See “AMM”. Up to 9 different
alternate menus can exist on any system. If more that one is being used
this setting must be in the local Windows environment.
USE-MESSAGE-IVM-DATA Y
Turns on
the “Messages” tab in IVM and IVI.
VARIABLE-TAX Y or N
Setting
used when the bookstore has more than 4 tax jurisdictions it is
reporting to Contact BSMGR support from complete setup information.
USE-TRANSIT
N
This
is a Multi-Store setting for use by a store that has branches turned on, but
orders and receives for their own store. If this variable is set to
"N," any receiving done in that store will not show up in the
"In-Transit" fields.
VIEWER-TYPE
Windows Only
| 1 = |
Use this for Windows 95(or later) users who have a problem with
WordPad. This setting will bring up a character-based viewer, as in UNIX. |
| 2 = |
Default setting. (WordPad) |
| 3 = |
Use this for BSMGR
Viewer, which has features such as Zoom, Page, etc. |
