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by sierra_moonlite Accepted solution
by cg it Accepted solution
but kraut on the sandwich??? Salsa would be better.
besides your question doesn't make sense. when if your a chain restaurant you could simply call up your helpdesk and they could help you with adding menu items.
if your not a chain restaurant you could simply call up Micros and ask them if your using the Micros software with their hardware.
note: most major chain restaurants use standardize software which often is not made by the hardware mfg. For instance McDonalds. They use IBM, PAR, Micros, Panasonic hardware but have their own software which runs on the hardware. The store manager adding in menu items simply contacts the McDonalds help desk.
But in all fairness, maybe Heinz 57 for the steak rather than A1...
by sierra_moonlite Accepted solution
by seanferd Accepted solution
But how many people do you think support these systems or have access to enough documentation to answer your question? Again, most large users of these systems have custom software anyway, which would be irrelevant to your case, assuming we can even know you have the default software.
This is what is publicly available from the vendor:
http://www.micros.com/ServicesAndSupport/CustomerSupport/NorthAmerica/Documentation/
http://www.google.com/search?q=micros+9700+documentation
This site is serious enough, you just have a very closed-source, closed support, highly-specialized system. You were lucky to get a response at all, really. But when you buy these systems, you either need to have Micros tech around already, or have a support contract. I don't imagine you'd get a better answer for a question about passenger jet flight control systems, or SCADA systems either. 'Tis the nature of the beast.
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