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		Interface Examples 1.This is an example of a detailed payables screen for a specific vendor. All items for the vendor are shown in the list at the top of the screen. Details for the current item are shown below the list. The details are refreshed as the cursor is moved to a different item in the list. Fields in the detail which have limited choices from which to select will show those choices in a drop down list by clicking on the down arrow to the right of the field.   2.This screen shows input fields for results of a blood chemistry test. The normal high and low boundaries for each measurement is configurable. If the entered measurement is above the high, the field turns red. If it's below the low, it turns blue. The fields in gray are calculated and displayed by the program when the related fields are filled in.   3.This screen is an example of a customer data entry screen. At the top is an alphabetical list of all customers. The bottom portion shows details for the current customer, divided into three "pages".   4.This screen is an example of a configuration screen which allows the entry of free-form text. This text is printed on customer packing slips. The text selected is based on the customer's status.   5.This screen is an example of a definition for a fax cover sheet. The portion at the top is standard text to appear at the top of all faxes, and is configured by the user in a separate option. The rest applies to the current project. Everything already filled in is done so automatically by the program based on the current project. Any of this information may be changed for the cover sheet.   6.This screen represents a summary of a large amount of information. This is for a service call tracking system. The top list represents customer locations, and may be sorted on almost any field shown. The second list shows units installed at that location, and the bottom list shows service calls made to the location. The additional "pages" show details for each of these lists.   7.This screen is used for printing single address labels. The rectangles shown represent the bottom half of a sheet of labels. By clicking on any rectangle, the words "Label will print here" moves to that rectangle, and shows which label will be used when the label is printed.
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