4.3 Salesware .INI Settings Reference : Sales32c.INI [Interface] section
 
Sales32c.INI [Interface] section
 
Sales 32c.INI
Module
.INI Setting
Valid values
Default
Description
See also
[Interface]
 
ActionBackColor
 
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
110,182,253
Controls the color of the main action buttons on the main Sales screen. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
 
[Interface]
 
ActionColumns
Any integer
3
Provides the ability to specify the number of columns for the Action dialog is now available, and the alphabetical sort order has been changed to go down columns rather than across rows.
 
 
[Interface]
 
ActionForeColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
15,64, 131
Controls the color of the text of the main action buttons on the main Sales screen. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
 
[Interface]
 
Food Service
ActiveTableColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
110,182,253
Controls the button color on the Recall Table dialog color for tables with a positive balance due. Must be used with TableRecallSortActive. Can also be applied to AutoRecall.
Also controls the color for the Quick Select dialog buttons.
TableRecallSortActive InactiveTableColor
AutoRecall
[Interface]
 
BackColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
199,228,252
Controls the color of the background of the main Sales screen. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
Note: BackColor is the rectangle between the gray bar at the top and the black bar at the bottom of the image below.
 
KioskSubTotalBackgroundColor
KioskTotalBackgroundColor
ResBackColor
RESBackColorClock
RESForeColorClock
[Interface]
 
ButtonCols
Positive integer
 
Note: If the value is set greater than five, a value of 5 is used, so really the valid values are 1 - 5.
5
The number of columns of item buttons.
 
 
[Interface]
 
ButtonRows
Positive integer
 
Note: If the value is set greater than thirty, a value of 30 is used, so the effective valid values are 1 - 30.
2
The number of rows of item buttons.
 
 
[Interface]
 
Buttons
TRUE/
FALSE, YES/NO, ON/OFF, 1/0
FALSE
Allows Simple Sales-style buttons to be used in item tree list. If TRUE, indicates that the list box is not used for selection.
 
 
[Interface]
Resource Scheduling
CalendarBackground
Three comma-delimited integers from 000255, representing an RGB value
188,205,218
Color to use for calendar background.
 
EventPrimeTimeColor EventNonPrimeTimeColor EventSelected EventColumnSeparator ResourcePrimeTimeColor ResourceNonPrimeTimeColor ResourceSelected ResourceColumnSeparator LoadedBackground
[Interface]
 
CustomInterface
Text string
(quotes optional); any filename with an .INI extension
“” (empty string)
Used to load a predefined file set of appearance settings created using the Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance action.
 
Example:
CustomInterface=myfile.INI

If myfile.INI exists in the Sales directory, the color and font settings from this file are used instead of those from the local, group or default .INI files.
 
 
[Interface]
Resource Scheduling
EventPrimeTimeColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000255, representing an RGB value
230,237,247
Background color for prime time events. Prime time is from PrimeStart to PrimeEnd.
 
PrimeStart
PrimeEnd EventNonPrimeTimeColor EventSelected EventColumnSeparator ResourcePrimeTimeColor ResourceNonPrimeTimeColor ResourceSelected ResourceColumnSeparator LoadedBackground CalendarBackground
[Interface]
Resource Scheduling
EventNonPrimeTimeColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000255, representing an RGB value
165,191,225
Background color for non-prime time events. Non-prime time is from DayStart to PrimeStart and PrimeEnd to DayEnd.
 
DayStart
DayEnd
PrimeStart
PrimeEnd EventPrimeTimeColor EventSelected EventColumnSeparator ResourcePrimeTimeColor ResourceNonPrimeTimeColor ResourceSelected ResourceColumnSeparator LoadedBackground CalendarBackground
[Interface]
Resource
Scheduling
EventSelected
Three comma-delimited integers from 000255, representing an RGB value
41,76, 122
Background color of the event selected during a specific time slot on a specific day.
 
EventPrimeTimeColor EventNonPrimeTimeColor EventColumnSeparator ResourcePrimeTimeColor ResourceNonPrimeTimeColor ResourceSelected ResourceColumnSeparator LoadedBackground CalendarBackground
[Interface]
Resource
Scheduling
EventColumnSeparator
Three comma-delimited integers from 000255, representing an RGB value
93,140,201
Color for the separator bars between days of the week when viewing events.
EventPrimeTimeColor EventNonPrimeTimeColor EventSelected ResourcePrimeTimeColor ResourceNonPrimeTimeColor ResourceSelected ResourceColumnSeparator LoadedBackground CalendarBackground
[Interface]
Food Service
ExpandedInvoiceButtonHeight
Positive integer representing height
30
This allows for adjustment in the height of line item buttons when expanded.
 
 
[Interface]
 
GlobalBackColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
214,249,152
Controls the color of the global Coupon, Special, DateTime, Account and Message buttons on the main Sales screen. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
 
[Interface]
 
GlobalButtons
Coupon,Special,DateTime,Account,Message
Coupon,Special,DateTime,Account,Message
Used to specify the list and order of global buttons. The default corresponds to the old hardcoded layout. The order can be changed and buttons can be deleted. If a button is removed, the other buttons resize accordingly. At least one global button must be defined for the screen to draw correctly. If you try to delete all of the buttons by setting GlobalButtons=, Sales displays the default list and order of the buttons. You can also display buttons more than once if desired (e.g., GlobalButtons=Special,DateTime,Account,
Message,Special).
 
LineItemButtons
[Interface]
 
GlobalForeColor
 
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
15,64, 131
Controls the color of the text on the global Coupon, Special, DateTime, Account and Message buttons on the main Sales screen. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
 
[Interface]
 
GlobalSetBackColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
162,201,241
Controls the color of the global Coupon, Special, DateTime, Account and Message buttons on the main Sales screen when they are set. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
[Interface]
 
GlobalSetForeColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
15,64,131
Controls the color of the text on the global Coupon, Special, DateTime, Account and Message buttons on the main Sales screen when they are set. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
 
[Interface]
 
HeaderHeight
Positive integer, representing points
16
Sets the height of the Reservation Headers and Dining Headers buttons.
 
 
[Interface]
 
ImageLocation
0 = top, 1 = left, 2 = bottom, 3 = right
0
Used with the NewButtons setting. Location of item images – not for action button images.
 
NewButtons
[Interface]
 
Food Service
InactiveTableColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
255,255,255
Controls the button color on the Recall Table dialog for tables with a zero or negative balance. Must be used with TableRecallSortActive. Can also be applied to AutoRecall.
 
TableRecallSortActive ActiveTableColor
AutoRecall
[Interface]
 
InvoiceButtonHeight
Positive integer from 1100, representing pixels
30
Provides the ability to set the height of the line item buttons. If InvoiceButtonHeight=40, the height of the buttons is forty pixels. Useful in touch screen environments.
 
 
[Interface]
 
InvoiceQtyPct=20
Positive integer from 1100, representing a percentage
10
Creates the ability to set the percentage of the width that is taken up by the quantity buttons. If InvoiceQtyPct=30, the quantity buttons would occupy 30% of the total width of the line item. Useful in touch screen environments.
 
 
[Interface]
 
ItemBackColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
227,241,254
Controls the color of item buttons on the main Sales screen. Does not affect the color if it was already configured for the item from the item tree in SysManager. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
 
[Interface]
 
ItemForeColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
15,64,131
Controls the color of the text of the item buttons on the main Sales screen. Does not affect the color if it was already configured for the item from the item tree in SysManager. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
 
[Interface]
 
ItemPageBackColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
110,182,253
Controls the color of the buttons used to move through the item hierarchy on the main Sales screen. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
 
[Interface]
 
ItemPageForeColor
 
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
15,64, 131
Controls the color of the text of the buttons used to move through the item hierarchy on the main Sales screen. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
 
[Interface]
Kiosk
KioskSubTotalBackgroundColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
255,255,0
This .INI sets the background box color of the subtotal, tax, discount and total boxes on the Classic Kiosk dialog. The Classic Kiosk was also changed to use the new style buttons. The kiosk was modified to look for the foreign language support bitmaps in subdirectories inside the kiosk images directory.
 
Note: KioskSubTotalBackgroundColor= Subtotal color setting (255,255,0=yellow) in the ClassicKiosk mode invoice.
 
KioskTotalBackgroundColor
BackColor
ResBackColor
RESBackColorCloc
RESForeColorClock
[Interface]
Kiosk
KioskTotalBackgroundColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
255,0,0
This .INI sets the background box color of the subtotal, tax, discount and total boxes on the Classic Kiosk dialog. The Classic Kiosk was also changed to use the new style buttons. The kiosk was modified to look for the foreign language support bitmaps in subdirectories inside the kiosk images directory.
 
Note: KioskTotalBackgroundColor= Total color setting (255,0,0=red) in the ClassicKiosk mode invoice.
 
KioskSubTotalBackgroundColor
BackColor
ResBackColor
RESBackColorCloc
RESForeColorClock
[Interface]
 
LineItemButtons
Modify,Special,DateTime, Account,Message,Other,Notes
Modify,Special,DateTime, Account,Message,Other
Used to specify the list and order of line item buttons. The default corresponds to the old hardcoded layout. The order can be changed and buttons can be deleted. If a button is removed, the other buttons resize accordingly. If you try to delete all of the buttons by setting LineItemButtons=, Sales displays the default list and order of the buttons. You can also display buttons more than once if desired (e.g., LineItemButtons=Special,DateTime,Account, Message,Special).
 
GlobalButtons
[Interface]
Resource Scheduling
LoadedBackground
Three comma-delimited integers from 000255, representing an RGB value
255,251,217
Color to use as the background when an unused resource timeslot is loaded by right-clicking and selecting Recall. If you already have a sale loaded, and then enter the Group Schedule, this color shows the sale that has been loaded.
 
EventPrimeTimeColor EventNonPrimeTimeColor EventSelected EventColumnSeparator ResourcePrimeTimeColor ResourceNonPrimeTimeColor ResourceSelected ResourceColumnSeparator CalendarBackground
[Interface]
 
MainButton1
See definitions for MainButtonX
FIN
Used to designate the function of button 1 of the twelve main function buttons on the Sales screen. You must always have either the default or a valid function defined for MainButton1.
 
MainButtonX
[Interface]
 
MainButton2
See definitions for MainButtonX
CLR
Used to designate the function of button 2 of the twelve main function buttons on the Sales screen.
 
MainButtonX
[Interface]
 
MainButton3
See definitions for MainButtonX
PRN
Used to designate the function of button 3 of the twelve main function buttons on the Sales screen.
 
MainButtonX
[Interface]
 
MainButton4
See definitions for MainButtonX
SAV
Used to designate the function of button 4 of the twelve main function buttons on the Sales screen.
 
MainButtonX
[Interface]
 
MainButton5
See definitions for MainButtonX
GST
Used to designate the function of button 5 of the twelve main function buttons on the Sales screen.
 
MainButtonX
[Interface]
 
MainButton6
See definitions for MainButtonX
DWR
Used to designate the function of button 6 of the twelve main function buttons on the Sales screen.
 
MainButtonX
[Interface]
 
MainButton7
See definitions for MainButtonX
LOG
Used to designate the function of button 7 of the twelve main function buttons on the Sales screen. You must always have either the default or a valid function defined for MainButton7.
 
MainButtonX
[Interface]
 
MainButton8
See definitions for MainButtonX
TLS
Used to designate the function of button 8 of the twelve main function buttons on the Sales screen.
 
MainButtonX
[Interface]
 
MainButton9
See definitions for MainButtonX
TAX
Used to designate the function of button 9 of the twelve main function buttons on the Sales screen.
 
MainButtonX
[Interface]
 
MainButton10
See definitions for MainButtonX
TEE
Used to designate the function of button 10 of the twelve main function buttons on the Sales screen.
 
MainButtonX
[Interface]
 
MainButton11
See definitions for MainButtonX
SCH
Used to designate the function of button 11 of the twelve main function buttons on the Sales screen.
 
MainButtonX
[Interface]
 
MainButton12
See definitions for MainButtonX
CLS
Used to designate the function of button 12 of the twelve main function buttons on the Sales screen.
 
MainButtonX
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=ACT
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates an Action button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=ARC
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Used to link the AutoRecall functionality to a Sales action button. Creates an Auto Recall button.
 
AutoRecall
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=AVA
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates an Item Availability button, used to view the availability of items controlled by Max4Sale or Points4Sale restrictions.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=BNK
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a server banking button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=CAL
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Calculator button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=CCR
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Print CC Receipt button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=CCS
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Credit Cards button.
 
 
[Interface]
Reservations
MainButtonX=CHG
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a main function button that accesses the change log. Typically used in advanced Reservations settings although not really necessary when using Reservation Headers because the change log can be accessed from within the Reservation Header.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=CLR
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
2
Creates a Clear button (previously this button was called VOID).
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=CLS
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
12
Creates a Close Out button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=CMB
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Combine button. When a sale is recalled on the Sales screen, the Combine button can be used to bring up a Recall button, and then a second sale has its items loaded into the first sale. If payments have been made on the second sale, this is not allowed. The second sale is marked as finalized if the action succeeds.
 
 
[Interface]
Cash Management
MainButtonX=CMG
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Sales has new activity called Cash Management that allows the entry of a Skim. When a skim is completed, a record is written to the sp_log table. The active_type is 2190.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=COR
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Correct Closeout button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=CPP
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Pay the entire bill using credit card (via pinpad)
 
 
[Interface]
In-House Cards
MainButtonX=DBW
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates an In-House Cards button for accessing information on an In-House Cards account.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=DIA
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Diagnostics button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=DPP
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Pay the entire bill using debit card (via pinpad)
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=DWR
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
6
Creates a Drawer button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=F10
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a main function button that acts as an F10 key. Typically needed in touch screen environments.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=F11
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a main function button that acts as an F11 key. Typically needed in touch screen environments.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=F12
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a main function button that acts as an F12 key. Typically needed in touch screen environments.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=FIL
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Data Files button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=FIN
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
1
Creates a Finalize button.
 
 
[Interface]
Charge Cards
MainButtonX=GCB
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Gift Card Balance button for use with external gift cards such as ValueLink.
 
 
[Interface]
Charge Cards
MainButtonX=GCO
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a button that brings up a dialog for manual entry of an external (ValueLink) gift card for cash out.
 
 
[Interface]
Resource
Scheduling
MainButtonX=GRP
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Group Schedule button.
 
 
[Interface]
Rentals
MainButtonX=GSE
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Adds a button with the text Import Self Entry (used with Rentals guest Self Entry functionality).
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=GST
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
5
Creates a Guest Lookup button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=IMP
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates an Impersonate Salespoint button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=INQ
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Ticket Inquiry button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=INV
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates an Inv. Lookup button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=LAY
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates an Unpack Layouts button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=LOG
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
7
Creates a Logout button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=NOT
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a NotePad button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=NSW
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a main function button that accesses the No Show functionality. Typically used in advanced reservation settings.
 
 
[Interface]
Food Service
MainButtonX=ONP
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a main function button that Orders and Prints at the same time. Typically used in bar or counter service food settings.
 
 
[Interface]
Food Service
MainButtonX=ORD
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates an Order button that saves the sale on the screen without bringing up the Saved Sale dialog. Can be used with or without Dining Headers. When used without Dining Headers, the operator is prompted to enter a description for the save if no description was previously entered.
 
Salesware Food Service
[Interface]
Memberships and Passes
MainButtonX=PDC
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Pass Discount button. Selecting the Pass Discount button brings up a list of all guests currently in the sale. The operator can select one of these guests or can choose Search to bring up the Advanced Guest Lookup dialog and search for a guest not in the sale. If there are no guests in the sale, the Lookup dialog appears immediately. After selecting a guest, a list of all valid passes for that guest is shown and one of these passes may be selected. Sales then applies the Sales screen action macros associated with that pass as though %E+pass_no had been swiped.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=PRN
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
3
Creates a print/reprint button named Print.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=PWD
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Change Password button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=QUI
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Quit button (without the Logout dialog).
 
 
[Interface]
Rentals
MainButtonX=RCO
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Adds a StartContract button. This brings up a partial finalization-style dialog to allow selection of the rental contract items in the sale for which to start contracts. Behind the scenes, the sale is saved and recalled, but calls to RentEZ application are required and printing of the rental contracts occurs.
 
 
[Interface]
Reservations
MainButtonX=REC
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a main function Recap button that accesses the recap functionality. Typically used in advanced Reservations settings.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=REF
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Refund button
 
 
[Interface]
Charge Cards
MainButtonX=REV
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Reverse Payment button. The operator needs to have the Sales - Allow Operator To Reverse Credit Card Payments security right to perform this capability. In order to reverse a CC payment made on a saved sale, the operator simply needs to recall the sale and click the Reverse Payment button. The paid CC amount is processed as a credit refund, which shows on the CC receipt.
 
 
[Interface]
Rentals
MainButtonX=RNT
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
This prompts for the entry of a rental item (e.g., RI123) and takes you to a display of information about the item (as retrieved from RentEZ application) and a list of options which depend on the status (put in maintenance, report lost, etc.,). In the case of putting something into maintenance, a maintenance reason must be selected.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=RP2
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Print Receipt button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=RP3
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Print Remote button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=RPR
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Reprint Tickets button
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=RPZ
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Reset PrintEZ button
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=SAV
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
4
Creates a Save/Recall button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=SCH
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
11
Creates a Schedule button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=SCI
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Schedule Inventory button based on Max4Sale limits placed on lesson types.
 
 
[Interface]
Reserved Seating
MainButtonX=SEA
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
9
Creates a Reserved Seating button.
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=SPL
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Split button. Main button 6 is the default.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=SPS
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Sales Point Setup button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=TAX
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
9
Creates a set/unset Tax Exempt button.
 
 
[Interface]
Rentals
MainButtonX=TCH
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Adds a button that provides the ability to call up TechStationPC module from within Sales.
 
 
[Interface]
Tee Sheet
MainButtonX=TEE
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
10
Creates a Tee Sheet button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=TLS
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Tools button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=TRF
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a button to be used in transferring items from one check (saved sale) to another. Entire checks may be combined by transferring all items from one check to another.
 
 
[Interface]
Food Service
MainButtonX=TRT
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a button that can be used while there is a recalled sale to bring up a list of eligible operators and transfer ownership of the table to any of them.
 
EligibleServerTime
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=TSK
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a note lookup (tasks) button
 
 
[Interface]
Food Service
MainButtonX=TSP
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a button that works with Table Splitting dialog (multiple checks).
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=UPD
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates an Update button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=VOI
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Used to void an entire sale. This Void Sale functionality applies the same restrictions used for voiding a line item (after the sale is saved). If Sales is set to use VoidAfterOrder=FALSE and the operator does not have the Sales – Allow Voiding Items That Have Been Saved security right, Void Sale does not work. Also, Void Sale does not work on a saved sale that contains a finalized item. If using Void Sale on a sale that has not yet been saved, it functions the same as the Clear button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=XXX
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Used to remove a main function button (where X is the number of the button) from the Sales screen.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MainButtonX=ZTA
X can be any positive integer from 1 - 12
N/A
Creates a Z-Tape button.
 
 
[Interface]
 
MinFontHeight
Positive integer, representing points
8
Used with the NewButtons setting. Sets the minimal size of the fonts on the buttons even though they can auto-scale to fit the button.
 
NewButtons
[Interface]
 
ModButtonCols
Positive integer from 1 - 8
5
The number of columns of modifiers. If ModButtonCols=4, there are four columns.
 
 
[Interface]
 
ModButtonRows
Positive integer from 1 - 10
3
The number of rows of modifiers. For ModButtonRows=6, there are six rows.
 
[Interface]
Resource Scheduling
MonthDaySelectedColor
 
Three comma delimited integers from 000255, representing an RGB value
Color for the selected day is 10% brighter and the color for “today” is 20% darker than the default
system color
Used to define the color for the selected day in the month view of the Group Schedule.
 
 
MonthTodayColor
[Interface]
Resource
Scheduling
MonthTodayColor
Three comma delimited integers from 000255, representing an RGB value
Color for the selected day is 10% brighter and the color for “today” is 20% darker than the default
system color
Used to defined the color for the current day in the month view of the Group Schedule.
 
 
MonthDaySelectedColor
 
[Interface]
 
NewButtons
TRUE/
FALSE, YES/NO, ON/OFF, 1/0
TRUE
Enables the alternate Sales interface that is more graphical in nature. This interface allows display of images on the main action buttons, the tools buttons (Sales > Tools) and the action buttons Sales > Tools > Action. Fonts on buttons auto-scale to fit on the button. In addition, you gain a rollover effect in the Sales interface. The borders of all buttons display a golden border when the mouse passes over the button. The interface can be customized using .INI settings. When set to TRUE, you gain the ability to use the following .INI settings:
 
TableRecallSortActive ActiveTableColor
InactiveTableColor
ImageLocation
MinFontHeight
ShowLimitBar
 
In addition, the interface respects the following settings:

ActionColumns
BackColor
GlobalBackColor
GlobalForeColor
GlobalSetBackColor
GlobalSetForeColor
ItemBackColor
ItemForeColor
ItemPageBackColor
ItemPageForeColor
TotalsBorderColor
TotalsSeparatorColor
TotalsTextColor
ActionBackColor
ActionForeColor
ResBackColor
ResForeColor
QuickSaveBackColor
QuickSaveForeColor
BigFontHeight
BigFontWeight
BigFontFace
BigFont2Height
BigFont2Weight
BigFont2Face
StdFontHeight
StdFontWeight
StdFontFace
SmlFontHeight
SmlFontWeight
SmlFontFace
SmlFont2Height
SmlFont2Weight
SmlFont2Face
TxtFontHeight
TxtFontWeight
TxtFontFace
LineItemFontHeight
LineItemFontWeight
LineItemFontFace
TotalsFontHeight
TotalsFontWeight
TotalsFontFace
ChangeDueFontHeight
ChangeDueFontWeight
ChangeDueFontFace
 
TableRecallSortActive ActiveTableColor
InactiveTableColor
ImageLocation
MinFontHeight
ActionColumns
ShowLimitBar
BackColor
GlobalBackColor
GlobalForeColor
GlobalSetBackColor
GlobalSetForeColor
ItemBackColor
ItemForeColor
ItemPageBackColor
ItemPageForeColor
TotalsBorderColor
TotalsSeparatorColor
TotalsTextColor
ActionBackColor
ActionForeColor
ResBackColor
ResForeColor
QuickSaveBackColor
QuickSaveForeColor
BigFontHeight
BigFontWeight
BigFontFace
BigFont2Height
BigFont2Weight
BigFont2Face
StdFontHeight
StdFontWeight
StdFontFace
SmlFontHeight
SmlFontWeight
SmlFontFace
SmlFont2Height
SmlFont2Weight
SmlFont2Face
TxtFontHeight
TxtFontWeight
TxtFontFace
LineItemFontHeight
LineItemFontWeight
LineItemFontFace
TotalsFontHeight
TotalsFontWeight
TotalsFontFace
ChangeDueFontHeight
ChangeDueFontWeight
ChangeDueFontFace
[Interface]
 
PickWidth
Positive integer from 1100, representing a percentage
25
Specifies the percentage of the screen width for the pick list (the remaining real estate is used for the invoice) for the item tree list buttons.
 
 
[Interface]
 
QuickSaveBackColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
227,241,254
Controls the color of the quick save buttons on the main Sales screen. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
 
[Interface]
 
QuickSaveButtons
TRUE/
FALSE, YES/NO, ON/OFF, 1/0
FALSE
If TRUE, enables the Hold buttons for use in quickly saving sales at the salespoint. If you have a sale in place and press a quick save button that is empty, the sale is saved in that slot. If you have an empty Sales screen and press a Quicksave button that has a sale, the sale is loaded. The buttons are labeled hold with a slot number if empty, but show the operator and time if in use. Printing is disabled during a Quicksave.
 
QuickSaveColumns
QuickSaveRows
[Interface]
 
QuickSaveColumns
Positive integer from 1 - 15
5
Specifies the number of columns of quick save buttons. The setting QuickSaveButtons=TRUE must be enabled for this column setting to work.
 
QuickSaveButtons
QuickSaveRows
[Interface]
 
QuickSaveForeColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
0,0,0
Controls the color of the text of the quick save buttons on the main Sales screen. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
 
[Interface]
 
QuickSaveRows
Positive integer from 1 - 15
1
Specifies the number of rows of quick save buttons. The setting QuickSaveButtons=TRUE must be enabled for this row setting to work.
 
QuickSaveColumns
QuickSaveButtons
[Interface]
 
QuickSaveText
Text string
(quotes optional); any field from the sh_save table can be used
<operator> <time>
Used to configure the Quick save text on the Hold button.
 
Example:
[Interface]
QuickSaveText=Table: <first_name> Balance Due: <balancedue>
Account: <acct_name> Message: <message>

Note: The more information you configure, the smaller the text appears, affecting readability. Therefore, it is recommended to configure the buttons so that only essential information displays.
 
QuickSaveButtons
[Interface]
 
ResBackColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
253,229,119
Controls the color of the Reservation Headers and Dining Headers buttons on the main Sales screen. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
Note: ResBackColor is the surrounding color around the buttons in the bottom bar, in the image below gold.
 
KioskSubTotalBackgroundColorKioskTotalBackgroundColor
BackColor
RESBackColorClock
RESForeColorClock
[Interface]
 
ResForeColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
15,64, 131
Controls the color of text of the Reservation Headers and Dining Headers buttons on the main Sales screen. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
 
[Interface]
Kiosk
RESBackColorClock
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
0,0,0
RESBackColorClock is the color of the bottom bar, black in the image below.
 
KioskSubTotalBackgroundColor
KioskTotalBackgroundColor
BackColor
ResBackColor
RESForeColorClock
[Interface]
Kiosk
RESForeColorClock
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
255,255,255
RESForeColorClock is the text color for the day, date and time in the bottom bar, green in the image below.
 
KioskSubTotalBackgroundColor
KioskTotalBackgroundColor
BackColor
ResBackColor
RESBackColorClock
[Interface]
Resource
Scheduling
ResourcePrimeTimeColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000255, representing an RGB value
233,241,230
Background color for prime time resources. Prime time is from PrimeStart to PrimeEnd.
 
PrimeStart
PrimeEnd EventPrimeTimeColor EventNonPrimeTimeColor EventSelected EventColumnSeparator ResourceNonPrimeTimeColor ResourceSelected ResourceColumnSeparator LoadedBackground CalendarBackground
[Interface]
Resource
Scheduling
ResourceNonPrimeTimeColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000255, representing an RGB value
177,205,194
Background color for non-prime time resources. Non-prime time is from DayStart to PrimeStart and PrimeEnd to DayEnd.
 
DayStart
DayEnd
PrimeStart
PrimeEnd EventPrimeTimeColor EventNonPrimeTimeColor EventSelected EventColumnSeparator ResourcePrimeTimeColor ResourceSelected ResourceColumnSeparator LoadedBackground CalendarBackground
[Interface]
Resource
Scheduling
ResourceSelected
Three comma-delimited integers from 000255, representing an RGB value
63,91, 50
Background color used when a resource is selected.
 
EventPrimeTimeColor EventNonPrimeTimeColor EventSelected EventColumnSeparator ResourcePrimeTimeColor ResourceNonPrimeTimeColor ResourceColumnSeparator LoadedBackground CalendarBackground
[Interface]
Resource
Scheduling
ResourceColumnSeparator
Three comma-delimited integers from 000255, representing an RGB value
114,164,90
Color for the separator bars between the resources, or between the days of the week when viewing a single resource for multiple days.
 
EventPrimeTimeColor EventNonPrimeTimeColor EventSelected EventColumnSeparator ResourcePrimeTimeColor ResourceNonPrimeTimeColor ResourceSelected LoadedBackground CalendarBackground
[Interface]
 
ShowImages
TRUE/
FALSE, YES/NO, ON/OFF, 1/0
TRUE
If TRUE, pulls configured bitmap images onto the buttons in the item tree.
 
 
[Interface]
 
ShowLimitBar
TRUE/
FALSE, YES/NO, ON/OFF, 1/0
FALSE
Used with the NewButtons setting. If TRUE allows graphical display of Max4Sale on item buttons.
 
NewButtons
[Interface]
 
TotalsTextColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
15,64, 131
Controls the color of the text in the sales totals area on the bottom right of the main Sales screen. an be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
 
[Interface]
 
TotalsBorderColor
 
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
65,134,194
Controls the color of the border around the sales totals area on the bottom right of the main Sales screen. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
 
[Interface]
 
TotalsSeparatorColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
186,220,250
Controls the color of the separators between the individual totals of the sales totals area on the bottom right of the main Sales screen. Can be set from Sales > Tools > Actions > Appearance or in the Sales32c.INI file.
 
 
[Interface]
 
XXXBackColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
110,182,253
Used to specify the color of a single action button, where XXX is the action code (e.g., FIN, TLS).
 
ActionBackColor
 
[Interface]
 
XXXForeColor
Three comma-delimited integers from 000 – 255, representing an RGB value
15,64, 131
Used to specify the color of the text of a single action button, where XXX is the action code (e.g., FIN, TLS).
 
ActionForeColor