Re: OT: Mac -based POS software

The Filemaker based solution I have seen is Shopkeeper. It is a custom designed database that needs a copy of Filemaker to work. It also needs a copy of Filemaker on each client machine to work. Are you planning a multiple terminal system? Quickbooks is a decent small use program and Big Busin

Re: Painting Cases

Very nice job except it looks exactly like Mr. Liethen's Firebook Mana: How come you didn't paint the I/O door? Your site is very good...escpecially the 5300 FAQ. Nice job, MaxTek Message-Id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2003 21:30:42

Re: pcmcia questions

Sorry, I did not mention that I was using OS 9.1. Don Wakefield - DTPetc! Desk Top Productions et cetera! ___ Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com The most personalized portal on the Web! -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and...

Re: Mac -based POS software

Our campus computer store used to use one called POSIM (pronounced possum) which stands for Point of Sale-Inventory Manager. They're still using it but have switched to the PC version. If you're interested I can try and find out who makes it. -tom > -- > From: Thad > Subject:

Re: OT: Mac -based POS software

Looking for 1-3 terminals, cash drawer, receipt printer, and perhaps touch screen support. -Original Message- From: Terry Holtrey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Once again it really depends on your use. -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshtt

Re: OT: Mac -based POS software

POS=Point of Sale, usually used as a cash register/inventory/order system. HTH, The Winfidel From: Dana Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: "PowerBooks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "PowerBooks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: OT: Mac -based POS software Date: Wed, 05 Nov 2003 00:55:27 + What

Re: OT: Mac -based POS software

> (POS means Point Of Sale, not Piece Of Shi... ;-) Oh, I didn't think you meant that type of POS software. If you wanted that, everybody knows that the place to go is http://www.microsoft.com. -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.s

Re: Painting cases

Very nice job except it looks exactly like Mr. Liethen's Firebook Mana: How come you didn't paint the I/O door? Your site is very good...escpecially the 5300 FAQ. Nice job, MaxTek Thanks! Yeah, I know it looks like the Duo of Peter's, but I di

Type/upper size range hard drive for PB180?

Greetings. I'm thinking the 120MB hard drive that came with my recently acquired PowerBook 180 is not going to be adequate for long (even though I bought it just for basic low-intensive use). Can someone tell me what type of hard drive goes into a 180, and size range (MB) available? Can it hold

Re: Type/upper size range hard drive for PB180?

I had a PB145 that I tried to get a new hard drive for about six months ago. If the drive in there works, think long and hard about making it work. If you need more read-write storage, there are several old SCSI cartridge type systems that can be had cheap. This includes Zip, Syquest, or you could