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We'll start by taking a look at Transactor Lab Manager's Main Form and try a few common things.
Introducing the Main Form
The Main Form above is blank at the moment so we'll put it to use.
Select a Customer
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Select a Customer from the Tool Bar just for fun.
The Select Customer window will let you find existing Customers, or Add a New customer.
Notice that the second column (above) displays the Delivery Address which is usually the Practice. Out of interest, if we had searched for 'All Customers',with results containing Direct Patients, or other Dental Laboratories. In that case the list's columns would show the customer name, invoice address and delivery address.
The selected customer's details will appear on the Main Form now.. |
| • | The Prompt/Focus is the yellow shading used to highlight the piece of information you're currently working with. This can be moved around with the Tab key or with a Touch/Click. |

This area forms most of the bottom half of the Main Form and lists the job's items. These items are added to the job by the user and can be modified at any time prior to the job being booked out and invoiced.
Transactor Lab Manager can also be configured to add default items to new jobs to save you having the enter these every time a new job is started, see the User Guide.
In the Job items area several types of Job items can be entered.
| • | Special template notes (for example: Patient details, Shade, Notation) |
| • | Products and Services |
| • | Images |
| • | Notes |
This area shows which actions are available to you, along with the hot key you can press on your keyboard to do that action. These can also be Clicked.

The actions available change depend on what you are doing at the time. For example if you are entering job details you will be able to book it in, delete it etc. If you are viewing an existing job that has been booked out and invoiced you will have different actions available. This behavior is described as "context sensitivity".
At the bottom of the Action Bar you will often see a helpful prompt, this changes depending on what you're doing at the time so if you're wondering what to do next, check what it says here!

Most of the screens that you'll see within Transactor Lab Manager will have a question mark icon at the top right. Clicking on this will show help for the screen you're currently looking at.
