Speed and reliability

Small things that save time and keep screens easy to read

These work in the background. You notice them when you come back to a page, open a calendar, scroll a long list, or turn on high contrast in your computer's settings.

5 things it does

Setup picks up where you left off after a power cut

When the power comes back, setup carries on from the page you were on. The answers you typed are still there, even before the shop is set up.

In every edition

Screens that are easy to read, and that follow your computer's high contrast

Colours and text sizes come from one shared set, so the screens built on it look alike. When high contrast is on in your computer's settings, those screens use its high-contrast colours.

In every edition

Going back to a page you opened does not make you wait again

A page you have opened stays open for the session. Going back to it does not build it again, and its figures are updated each time you come back.

In every edition

Pick a period on a report and the calendar is there at once

The calendar opens straight away, and opening it again is almost at once. The presets, typed dates and the calendar itself work as they did before.

In every edition

A long list comes in pages, and its headings stay in view

Long lists come in pages, one page at a time, and the column headings stay at the top as you scroll. You can tell which figure is which.

In every edition

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A native Windows app with a modern interface, made to sell from the keyboard. It keeps selling with no internet.

Windows 10 (version 1809 or later) or Windows 11, 64-bit.