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Andy Brown wrote:
Re: Bank Debit vs. Virtual Check
From: Shawn Hogan
Date: Wednesday, October 6, 1999
Time: 4:08:34 pm
>All of our printed literature references 'Automatic Bank Drafts' as a
>payment form, when 'Virtual Checks' is actually what we're using. The
>only problem is that during data entry the staff keeps inadvertantly
>choosing 'Bank Debit' since it makes more sense (at least relative to
>our literature.) I know training is the answer but...
>
>1. Can you make the 'payment types available' as options, so types we
>don't use won't show up as an available choice? (I want to eliminate
>Bank Debit as an available option)
Actually no... Bank Debit is a hard-coded payment option.
>2. How can I send fancy paper generated invoices as one-job to a
>non-default printer? I'm hunting for settings, but some things aren't
>clear (to me) exactly where they apply, and the last batch popped up a
>print dialog for each paper invoice (bad, mucho malo.)
You can't. Fancy invoices go as individual jobs unfortunately. (One of
the advantages of non-fancy invoices).
>By the way, I am astounded, no flabbergasted, no... beside myself... at
>the ease of which PC Authorize Hub installed and integrated with
>Optigold. I was braced for the final frontier, but instead was billing
>a live batch in less than one half hour start to finish!
See?!?! :-) No one beleives me. People would rather play with ICVerify
and import/export batches and dick around with the payment queue, etc.
Because it saves them the $400 cost of PCAuthorize Hub. I sort of
stopped trying to convinced people. But yes, I agree... PCAuthorize Hub
is one of the coolest pieces of software I've seen in a long time.
- Shawn
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Shawn D. Hogan
President, Digital Point Solutions
http://www.digitalpoint.com
(858) 452-3696
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