Can you slide an open register booklet under the calculator, checks, or both?
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The calculator has 2 sided tape that keeps it secured in checkbook. You register fits between your checks and the back cover. Hope this helps you
941528
Mine has the calculator that flips up also. But the slot underneath has the pen holder attached so that it is impossible to slide a cover of the register into it. Sliding the register under the checks is the arrangement that works best for me.
941529
Yes under the checks is another opening for cash if you want and credit card slots Hope this helps
941530
It would be pretty hard to do under the calculator section. I keep my check register back page slid under the checks section. It can make it a little difficult to write on when you get to the fold in the register, but so far I'm happy with the way I have it set up. You could try sliding the last page under the tab in the credit card slots section. I haven't tried that as far as how convenient it would be, but it should work also. Hope this helps.
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There are only commands listed on a card within the cover as well as a user's manual. However, the calculator is very simple to use. This product comes from Texas Instruments. Usually, if you simply search "TI-36 calculator manual", a more comprehensive guidebook will pop up in pdf format.
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You can adjust the amount that comes out. Maybe a tablespoon if opened all the way. There is slide door its not programmable. I hope this helps.
1395707
yes, it holds a register just fine. Also has a clear slip so you can put register pages under it, as you keep up with balancing your checkbook.
2271329
There is really nothing to hold it in place (to any kind of register). The assumption is that it is under a piece of furniture and will not be disturbed. If you are worried about it moving, you could use some double-sided tape or binder clips.
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Slid the window cover down and enter the pass code by positioning the circular numbers
1649205
The keys on my calculator are raised. There is no cover, but that has not been an issue.
1395705
I had to use a scissors on the edge of the register in order to slip the cover into the leather holder. I don't know if other registers made by other banks will fit.
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Ahh I know what you mean, you want it to not "Carriage Return" or "C/R"... Yes this scanner can be done that way. You are doing exactly what I needed it for at the time whn I needed it. You scan and it can tab or scan and not hit enter... Prevented from entering the number without having a chance to enter the rest of the information LOL... Yes you can with this for those wondering
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We using Square stand in our optical store. Also you can connect bar code scanner.
1096428
Robert, I LOVE this machine! You can turn it on with the switch at the top of the calculator, far left of the Heavy Duty logo, and switch to off/on/print. The choice is yours!
1458000
Yes. You can slide the drawers open but the bottom one won't then pivot down, the other drawers will only pivot down to the point they hit the counter top.
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It comes with a vinyl sleeve that you slide the calculator into. It is nice. I never had a problem with it
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yes there is an opening (under the calculator layer) you can insert your resumes there no problem.
168184
There is a plastic key cover plate that slides off so that it can then be slid onto the back side of the calculator to keep it out of the way while the calculator is in use. But there is no "holster".
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That would depend on the size of the checkbook. I wouldn't hesitate to shred the check registers that I use, but the "checkbook" you are referring to may be different from a check register.
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Terre, I have the Calculator at work but I would have to say yes off the top of my head. The only way it would do that is if it has a physical slide for setting the number of decimal points. I don't believe this has that. I can double check tomorrow when I'm at work. And post another response if it does.