jumpger.blogg.se - Inventory database for mac

Mac: just drag&drop any picture to move it along the list. IOS: hit the “Edit” button at the top right, then drag and drop the icon located right next to the picture to move it along the list. You can modify the order in which the pictures are displayed: Mac: select (one click) the photo you want to delete, then hit the « – » button.

IOS: hit the “Edit” button at the top right, then hit the red minus sign next to the picture you want to delete, and finally hit the “Delete” button. You can also drag&drop any image/photo to the list of photos. The photo is then added to the item’s picture list. Mac: hit the “+” button at the bottom right, then select any image or PDF file from your file system. IOS: hit the “+” button at the bottom right, then select the camera icon and take a picture, or select the library icon and choose one from your file system. Mac: the list of photographs currently associated to the item is displayed in the right part of the item detailed view. IOS: then hit the “Pictures” label: the list of photographs currently associated to the item is displayed. Select the item you want to display its properties (double clic the item in the item list). This alert can be disabled in the application settings. If the expiry date is populated, an alert will be triggered on that day at 9a.m. To input a significant number of items from a list or another application into this application, we recommend that you use the CSV import function (see “How can I import items using a CSV file?” section).

Group properties values (if you added so).

relevant dates: last inventory date, expiry date, purchase date.

quantity of items in a place of storage (see “How can I manage the quantities of an item?” section).

quantity below which the item is considered to be out of stock)

unit of quantity (for example: kg, box, etc.).

suppliers (see “How can I manage the suppliers of an item?” section).notes, describing significant events in the item’s life (see “How can I manage the notes of an item?” section).pictures (see “How can I manage the pictures of an item?” section).ID tag, which may be a barcode or QR-code (see “How can I use a barcode reader?” section).You may then enter the detailed information for the item (all attributes are optional): IOS only: if necessary, you can use the “magnifying glass” button to select an existing item: the new item will be created with its name and description. Hit the “+” button at the top right to add a new item and enter its name.