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* Windows computer | * Windows computer | ||
* Running a licensed copy of Microsoft Office with Microsoft Access (the free MS Access Runtime is not sufficient) | * Running a licensed copy of Microsoft Office with Microsoft Access (the free MS Access Runtime is not sufficient) | ||
* Office 2010 and later should be supported ( | * Office 2010 and later should be supported (prior to v2.1 some older Office versions were not supported). | ||
* Reports | * Reports (non-labels) can be printed on A4 or US-Letter paper | ||
* Bin labels are 4x6 inch index cards | * Bin labels are 4x6 inch index cards | ||
* Screen resolution required for both regular use and touchscreen use is 1920 x 1080 | * Screen resolution required for both regular use and touchscreen use is 1920 x 1080 | ||
* ⚠ In Windows > Settings > Display, change the “Scale and Layout” to 100% for maximum readability. | ** ⚠ In Windows > Settings > Display, change the “Scale and Layout” to 100% for maximum readability on laptops. | ||
Revision as of 18:37, 10 February 2024
Requires:
- Windows computer
- Running a licensed copy of Microsoft Office with Microsoft Access (the free MS Access Runtime is not sufficient)
- Office 2010 and later should be supported (prior to v2.1 some older Office versions were not supported).
- Reports (non-labels) can be printed on A4 or US-Letter paper
- Bin labels are 4x6 inch index cards
- Screen resolution required for both regular use and touchscreen use is 1920 x 1080
- ⚠ In Windows > Settings > Display, change the “Scale and Layout” to 100% for maximum readability on laptops.
