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An occasional installation problem is that jar files have been associated with a different program to the Java runtime system - normally an unzip utility. 7Zip is a frequent culprit. You click on Start>All programs>ProffittCenter>ProffittCenter Pro and instead of a shiny new world beating EPOS system, you get to see the contents of the ProffittCenter.jar archive. These instructions are for XP but should be very similar on other systems. As Administrator: Go to Start>Control Panel Double click Folder Options. Select the File Types tab. Scroll down to the JAR extension, and select by left clicking on it. Click Change button. Select the Java(TM) Platform SE Binary, if necessary browsing to it in the Program Files folder. That's it! Close all the Windows you have opened and try again.
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In Vista: Go to Control Panel and select Default Programs Under "Associate a file type or protocol with a program" you can choose .jar and associate Java In Windows 7: You can type 'Associate propgrams' in the search bar to reach the same screen.
From time to time users object to the sounds provided with ProffittCenter. (Too loud, too quiet, etc) Changing them can be a simple procedure. Download 7 zip from http://downloads.sourceforge.net/sevenzip/7z920.exe right click on ProffittCenter Pro>7-zip>open archive navigate to "proffittcenter\audio\" replace audio file (by dragging and dropping) with the same name as in "proffittcenter\audio\" You need to have suitable alternative sound files (.WAV) with the same name as the existing files, but if you want to close every sale with "Beam me up Scottie" you can (subject to copyright). I will try to alter the download so that provided that you do not uninstall, each update will not overwrite any files you change. P.S. Read the entry above and make sure 7Zip will never associate jar files.
1. Download and install java jdk from http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html There is a button "Download JDK" This package includes the jre (java runtime environment) as well. Download and install NetBeans Version 7.0 or later. 2. Use Tools>Plugins and on Available plugins search for Subversion. 3. Install the subversion plugin. 4. In NetBeans go to Team>Checkout. 5. Set the repository to https://svn.kenai.com/svn/proffittcenter2011~subversion 6. Enter your user name and password. 7. Click next. 8. Specify folder to download to ~ try My Documents>NetBeans Projects 9. Click Get from Team Server 10. When asked Do you want to create a project, answer no. 11. When downloading completed, locate the project using File>Open Project. 12. Click Run Project. If all well it will compile and go. Note: kenai.com will migrate to java.net in the future.
It is all very well having a nightly backup file, but you need to be able to re-install the database if things go wrong. Here is the process: 1. Type localhost in the address bar of your browser (Internet Explorer or the open source Firefox) and press Enter 2. You should see the XAMPP home page if all is well 3. Select phpMyAdmin from the labels on the left 4. Select the till database from the list of databases 5. Go to the Import tab 6. select the file with the Browse button (tillDumpxx.sql) where xx is day of month 7. Click Go button and wait (it takes a while) 8. Close browser and open ProffittCenter with the restored database Sometimes phpMyAdmin can give problems with large files. I have found Navicat Lite to work reliably. Here is the procedure: 9. Click Connection, select MySQL and fill in details 10. Test connection then click ok 11. Double click the connection you created 12. For a new installation, you need to create a database called till. Do this with a right click. Accept defaults. 13. Double click till then select Query, then New Query, then Load 14. Navigate to your dump file, then click Open 15. Finally click Run. It seems to die for long periods but just leave until the Run button is enabled again. 16. Then close and all is done
If you use the Delivery Entry screen (F11) you can change the price at the time when you get a fresh delivery. Otherwise, locate the product in Tables>Product, then one of the buttons along the top will change the price.
Ever had phpMyAdmin refuse to install an oversize dump file? Then switch to command line. Open up the Command Prompt (in Accessories), navigate to C:\xampp\mysql\bin (using the command: cd C:\xampp\mysql\bin ) and then issue the command: mysql -u root till < dumpfilename.sql This assumes that the file has been put into the bin directory, and that root has no password and that dumpfilename is the actual name of the file..