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Chapter 15

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Customizing Forms

Chapter 15 starts Part 4 of the book:

Advanced Peachtree Complete 2008

Applications.

You have used many different kinds of

forms: invoices, statements, checks, etc.

There may be times when you want to

create your own form or customize one of

the formats that come with Peachtree. You

can customize forms with Peachtree’s forms

designer.

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Software Objectives, p. 595

1.

Define Peachtree forms.

2.

Customize a form (invoice).

3.

Print a practice forms.

4.

Use design tools.

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Web Objectives, p. 595

Use your Internet browser to go to the book’s

website at

www.mhhe.com/yacht2008

.

Go to the Internet Activity link on the book’s

website. Then, select WEB EXERCISES PART

4. Complete the first web exercise in Part 4–

Academic Websites.

Use a word processing program to write

summaries of the websites that you visited.

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Printing Forms, pp. 595-596

There are three types of documents that

can be accessed from the Reports menu:

a. Reports

b. Financial Statements

c. Forms

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What is a form? pp. 596-597

A form in Peachtree is a document that

you exchange with customers, vendors, or

employees. The forms that come with

Peachtree include checks, tax forms,

invoices, statements, mailing labels,

quotes, and collection letters.

Read pages 596 and 597.

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Peachtree Tips

You use the sample company,

Bellwether Garden Supply, to complete

Chapter 15. You can restore any backup

from Chapters 1 – 7.

If you do not have a backup of

Bellwether Garden Supply, install the

starting data for the sample company by

restoring the bgs.ptb file. Detailed steps

for restoring the bgs.ptb file are on pages

24-28.

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Chapter 15 topics

1.

Software objectives and web objectives, p. 595

2.

Printing forms, pp. 595-596

3.

What is a form?, pp. 596-597

4.

Getting started, pp. 597-598

5.

Customizing a form, pp. 598-602

6.

Printing customized forms, pp. 603-605

7.

Editing a form design, p. 605

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Chapter 15 topics (concluded)

5. Design tools, p. 605

a. Object toolbar, pp. 605-606 b. formatting toolbar, p. 607

6. Financial statement design tools, pp. 607-610

7. Financial statement wizard, pp. 610-614

8. Internet activity, p. 614

9. Summary and review, p. 614

a. Going to the net, p. 615

b. Multiple-choice questions, pp. 615-617 c. Exercise 15-1, p. 617

d. Exercise 15-2, p. 617 e. Chapter 15 index, p. 618

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Getting started, pp. 597-598

Complete steps 1 and 2 on page 597.

Complete step 3 on page 598.

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Customizing a Form, p. 598

From the Navigation Bar, select . Link to View All Customer & Sales Reports. Select the

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Form Designer window, pp. 598-601

Click . The Invoice window appears.

Read page 599. Complete steps 6– 13 pp. 600-601.

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Save As window, p. 602

After completing step 13 on page 601, the Save As window appears.

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Forms tab, p. 602

After completing step 14 on p. 602, Practice is shown on the Forms list. Select Practice.

Click .

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Printing Customized Forms, p. 603

Read step 1 on p. 603. Complete steps a. through e. The Preview and Print Invoices and Packing Slips window appears.

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Previewing Customized Form, p. 604

After completing step 1, a.-e., on page 603, click .

Bellwether’s customized invoice appears. (A partial invoice is shown.)

Click to print Invoice No. 103. Read step 3 and 4 on page 604. Close the Select a Report or Form window.

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Editing a Form Design, p. 605

Complete steps 1-6 on page 605.

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Design Tools, Object Toolbar, and

Formatting Toolbar, pp. 605-606

Read pages 605-606.

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Financial Statement Design Tools, pp. 607-608

Read page 607. Complete steps 1 and 2 on p. 607. The <Standard> Cash Flow window appears.

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Financial Statement Design Tools (continued),

pp. 608-609

Read pages 608-610.

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Financial Statement Wizard, p. 610

Complete steps 1, 2, and 3 on pp. 610. The

Financial Statement Wizard – Introduction window appears.

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Financial Statement Wizard (continued), p. 611

After completing step 4 on p. 611, the Financial Statement Name window appears.

Click <Next>. Complete steps 6 and 7 on p. 611.

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Financial Statement Wizard (continued),

p. 612

After completing steps 5, 6 and 7 on p. 611, the Headers and Footers window appears.

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Financial Statement Wizard (concluded), p. 613

Read page 613. After completing step 13, the Balance Sheet is shown. (A partial balance sheet follows.)

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Internet Activity, p. 614

1 Go to the book’s website at www.mhhe.com/yacht2008. 2 Link to Student Edition.

3 In the Course-wide Content list, link to Part 4 Internet Activities for Chapters 15-18. Open or Save. Choose

Chapter 15 to complete Quizzes, PowerPoints, and Going to the Net exercises.

4 Complete the ACADEMIC WEBSITES exercise. Read steps 1-6.

5 Follow the steps shown on the book’s website to complete this Internet activity.

6 Using a word processing program, write a brief summary of what you find. Include all appropriate website addresses.

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Going to the Net, p. 615

Access the Customer Success Stories

about the Peachtree Accounting Product

Line at

http://smallbusiness.sagesoftware.com/press/press_releases_peachtree.cfm

Select two recent product news articles.

Write a brief summary (no more than 100

words for each article). Identify the name

and date of the articles and the website

address in your answer.

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