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The following notations are used throughout this documentation site:

* opentaps is divided into a series of applications with sub-sections.  The applications are accessible from the main "opentaps" splash screen, and the sub-sections are available on the tabs of the applications.  For example, references to

   Financials > Receivables

mean that you should click on the "AR/AP, Ledger, Financials" application on the opentaps splash screen and then click on the [Receivables] tab.

* Buttons are enclosed with [ ].  For example, if you see the following on a documentation page;
   [Create Account]

it means you should click on a button for creating account.

* ID values refer to a system generated value for a person, product, order, invoice, payment, etc.  By convention, most values in opentaps have their ID values in ( ).  For example, you might see:
   John Smith (10000)

This means that the person "John Smith" could be referred to with id value "10000" on screens where a customer ID or party ID is required.

* Next to many data input fields you may see the following icon which takes you to the [[lookup widget]]: [[Image:Lookupwidget.png]]

* Next to date fields you may see the following icon which takes you to the [[calendar widget]]: [[Image:Calendar_widget.png]]

* All files in this documentation site are referenced from the opentaps installation directory.  For example, if you have installed opentaps in
    /usr/local/opentaps/

then references to the following file 
    applications/accounting/config/payment.properties

means you should be editing the following on your file system:
    /usr/local/opentaps/applications/accounting/config/payment.properties