Learning BookAccents

Yes, it seems like a very foreboding task to learn a new software package without formal training.  Hopefully, we have addressed your concerns by designing BookAccents to be as user friendly as possible.  Additionally, the information contained in the web site help system will answer all of your questions.

Please, if there are unanswered questions or concerns that you have after reading this documentation,  Contact Us  so we can make it better for the next person.  

Here is the sequence of how to explore and learn BookAccents.

1. Try to briefly read over, in its entirety, all of the information contained on this site.  By looking ahead, some of your concerns and questions may be answered.  But, do not "jump ahead" as you start using these functions.  For a concise view of BookAccents See:

• BookAccents Software Map

2. You may want to read.

• Implementing BookAccents

3. It is important that you understand two critical items, and realize that they are different, but closely related to each other.

• ISBN Database

• Book Inventory Database

4. I assume that one of your first tasks is to place as many of your books into inventory and label them as possible.  Start by learning and using.

• New and Used Inventory Labels Compared

• Frequently Asked Questions General

• Trade Bar-code Label Screen

• New Bar-code Label Screen

5. While you are performing your initial load of inventory (from your bookshelves), you may want to use BookAccents Book Trading (giving credits).

• How we trade.

• Trading Screen

6. Your goal is to start using the cash register feature as soon as you can so that you keep your inventory accurate.

• Cash Register Screen

• Report Sold List