Does this machine detects the new currencies?
301525
All real bills are printed with magnetic ink on the front. Just rub the face of the bill on the mag sensor and if it chirps its a real bill. Works fine on the new $100
301526
Yes we tried it in a new bill and it worked.with the new bill is even easier
301527
It's going to see the strip and watermark but will not have the new bill pictures
385683
Yes, it doesn't detect which bill it is, it's just a pass or fail type system. Guessing that it senses the magnetic stripe. Only problems I have is it gives some false negatives, especially old bills.
1926823
I've run some through with no problem but the machine counts units not denominations. I had the UV counterfeit checking feature on and they passed but they also passed at the bank so I don't know how good that feature would work on an actual counterfeit bill and I hope I never get the chance to find out.
1698535
No they will not. Different sizes. With a coin operating machine it's best to use it as a bank. $250.00 gets you 1000 coins. When you run out open the machine and transfer coins back to front tray. And play some more. We do the same with our Japanese token machines. Have fun.
1248057
Yes. In the manual feed slot. Mt checks are the kind where there are 3 on a page. It works very well.
1959609
Yes, it does show dept # and $ amt. You have to take the top off to change it to Z or X which is inconvient and hard to see. Register works well though.
2105680
I haven't counted any foreign currency with mine but I don't see why it couldn't since it just counts the quantity. I don't know if you could use the counterfeit function though...
1922351
I've been a money user since the early days and I think these yearly updates have rarely added anything new (except maybe early 2000). I would say that you're wasting money especially if you're not using the automatic statement/balance downloads from your bank. I've never used the feature, but I do have a couple of mutual funds/stocks stored in Money and it does a good job of updated them automatically. The only thing is that these features have to be renewed through software upgrades/purchases about every two years or else you have to input the data manually. I'm currently using Money 2006 and recently tried Money Plus. I really didn't see anything significant except maybe the program startup time. It continued to display the same erroneous data as my current version. Ex. How many time do I have to tell a piece of software that I pay my entire credit card balance every month? Then when I go in the bills summary, it reflects an amount that isn't consistent with the actual account balance. Is that worth paying $45+ for a new piece of software? I really don't think so. What I will never understand is why can't MS publish something a little more detailed information(like Intel when they release new BIOS versions) to let us know what they did. I think it's because they didn't fix very much in the past 12 months since the last release. What they are doing is charging you money for new versions that may have corrected some (not all) bugs. That's garbage--they should release patches like Quicken does when there is something important. Just my 2cents.
730274
I purchased in December 2014 the update is not current euro some 2012 USA 2010 Asia 2010. So no. It is a good inexpensive scan tool. I hope this helps.
1790045
No, square only support usd sales as fare as I know! To bad, have asked them for sales in other currencies, but got no answer! Fantastic system!!!!
138194
you can use manually add money. If you need to manually press "minus" when you take a few coins out
2253796
It should work fine if the bills are about the same shape as dollars. It just counts them, it doesn't recognize the face
920465
Yes you can. Once you receive your bank statement, you simply check off the transactions in the program, which then disappear from view (You can retrieve them easily if needed). At the end, you type in the new account balance from the statement and the program tells if it is accurate. Much easier to balance using the program than manually.
2255444
This machine is very reliable and accurate. It only counts the bills or number of pieces of paper that are put in it, you need to separate the different denominations.
925632
This changer does retain the currencies. It's an efficient little currency converter, but it is very small. Easily lost in the bottom of a purse when you need it.
448152
No, Or if it does it is a well kept secret as I couldn't figure it out. Also you can only print one and two digit prices with a number sign (Example: $ 9.99 or $9.99 and $99.99). If you have an item that requires a three digit price, you must forego the dollar sign ($). Example: 100.00. This is not mentioned anywhere in the ad listing - a BIG fail I think. I was very disappointed as I do have some items that require a three digit price. I usually handwrite the dollar sign ($).
106653
I really can't answer that, I have only tried it with US dollars and it works fantastic. I think it does count any currency though. I recommend getting the customer service number of the company that makes the product off google and call and find out. It's definitely worth it.