When you are in a sales order, sales invoice, shipping, or purchase order, you can search for and add products without needing to leave the screen you are on. This is done by using the search built into the Product field.

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1. In the Lines tab, click New to add a new line. (You can skip this step if there is already a blank line in this tab.)
2. Click the Product field in the new blank line. The Product Search window will appear.
3. Type the string you want to search for, then click Search. Readysell will search the database for products matching the text you entered. If you have a lot of products, this may take a long time - you can prevent this by entering more specific search criteria.
4. When you have located the product you wish to add, double-click on its entry in the Product Search window. The product will be added as a new line.From the "Navigation" panel
5. Double click on "Inventory File"
6. Click on "Products"
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7. On the left hand side of the screen is a list of all of your products
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8. When searching for a product code use the product code search field.
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9. Left click into that field and start typing in the beginning of that code.  For each letter or number you key in, the list of products will decrease in order for you to select the product which you are after.
10. When searching for a product name use the product name search field.
11. Left click into that field and start typing in the beginning of that product name.  Alternately, instead you can use the % and then type in a word or part of word of the product name.  i.e. %Pen
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12. As you key in the search, the results show below the search field.
13. Double Click on the Product that you wish to see the details for.
14. View the information.
15. You do not need to clear your search whilst searching for products in the Inventory File
    

    Search tips

    By default, Readysell searches for words beginning with the text you enter. For example, searching for "paper" will match both "paper" and "paperback", but it will not match "newspaper".

    You can use the % wildcard to enhance your search. For example, searching for "%paper" will match "paper", "paperback" and "newspaper".

    You can also search for more than one word at a time. It does not matter which order you enter the words in - "red A4 paper" will return the same results as "A4 paper red".