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| Transferring orders from one table to another is a common everyday task for a server in an restaurant. Integration of this option into CCS POS software will make it easy for servers to transfer tables. | Transferring orders from one table to another is a common everyday task for a server in an restaurant. Integration of this option into CCS POS software will make it easy for servers to transfer tables. | ||
| - | ===== To add the tables button ===== | + | ====== Guide Sub Headings ===== |
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| + | [[guides:restaurant:transferorders#Add Tables Button|Add Tables Button]]\\ | ||
| + | [[guides:restaurant:transferorders#Transfer Order from One Table to Another|Transfer Order from One Table to Another]]\\ | ||
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| + | ===== Add Tables Button ===== | ||
| The first step is to add a tables button in the toolbar of the POS terminal. This is done through the menu button layout option in the control panel of Office touch. | The first step is to add a tables button in the toolbar of the POS terminal. This is done through the menu button layout option in the control panel of Office touch. | ||
| - | To do this go to Office Touch >> Control Panel >> Menu Button Layout . | + | |
| - | In the Menu Button Layout Window, fill up the fields with appropriate information as shown below: | + | To do this, go to CCS Office-Touch » Control Panel » Menu Button Layout\\ |
| - | Section: Choose the toolbar to which you want to add the tables button from the dropdown | + | 2. Set Section to “Toolbar B or C”\\ |
| - | Function:Choose Tables | + | 3. Set Function to “Tables”\\ |
| - | Variable: Leave it blank | + | 4. Set Caption to “Tables” |
| - | Caption: Autofills the blank field with the name given in the function field i.e tables | + | 5. Set Width to “250 (default value) or any other value” |
| - | Width : Set the width of the button | + | 6. Assign an image to your button |
| - | Image: Add an custom image to your button provided it is available on your hard drive | + | 7. Click on “Add Button” |
| - | The menu button layout window is shown below Fig 1: | + | |
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| //Fig 1:Menu Button Layout// | //Fig 1:Menu Button Layout// | ||
| - | ===== To transfer order from one table to another ===== | + | ===== Transfer Order from One Table to Another ===== |
| - | Once your button is added in the tollbar, open the terminal module of CCS. To do this go to Windows Start Menu >> CCS>> Terminal >> Enter your code and press enter . | + | Once your button is added in the toolbar, open CCS Terminal. |
| + | To do this go to Windows Start Menu >> CCS>> Terminal >> Enter your code and press enter\\ | ||
| + | Click on Tables >> Transfer Tables in the consecutive POS terminal screens\\ | ||
| + | Select the source and destination table from the list of tables in the consecutive screens to transfer your order | ||
| + | You have now transferred an order from table to another in CCS | ||
| - | In the POS terminal screen as shown below in Fig 2 you will find your tables button added in your toolbar: | + | In the POS terminal screen as shown below in Fig 2 you will find your tables button added in your toolbar: |
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| //Fig 2:POS Terminal Screen showing tables button// | //Fig 2:POS Terminal Screen showing tables button// | ||
| - | + | The transfer tables button is shown in the Fig 3: | |
| - | Click on Tables >> Transfer Tables in the consecutive POS terminal screens. The transfer tables button is shown in the Fig 3: | + | |
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| //Fig 3:POS Terminal Screen showing transfer tables button// | //Fig 3:POS Terminal Screen showing transfer tables button// | ||
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| - | Once you click on the transfer tables button,select the source and destination table from the list of tables in the consecutive screens so that you can transfer your order from one table to the other. You have now transferred an order from table to another in CCS | ||
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