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Supercat Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Function of software
Hi, I'm curious to know:
You have software used for stock control. You have five pens in the storage, and then the software shows 5 in the box on your PC.
This 5 is the number of the pens stored (remaining).
What would you say the 5? The counter/value to show the amount of stock?
You have software used for stock control. You have five pens in the storage, and then the software shows 5 in the box on your PC.
This 5 is the number of the pens stored (remaining).
What would you say the 5? The counter/value to show the amount of stock?
Top answer
The software shows and tracks the inventory level.
- The software shows and tracks the inventory level.
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I don't clearly understand your question. Does this help?
Businesses commonly say that an item is 'in stock' if they have it.
Or 'out of stock' if they have none left.
So it's common to say
eg The comp
Businesses commonly say that an item is 'in stock' if they have it.
Or 'out of stock' if they have none left.
So it's common to say
eg The comp
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CliveBusinesses commonly say that an item is 'in stock' if they have it.Or 'out of stock' if they have none left.So it's common to say eg The computer shows/says that we have 5 pens in stock.I think the software shows the number of items and 0 or 'out of stock' when all are gone! Thank you for your kindness!
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Yes.
In everyday English it's much more common to refer to the software as the computer, as I did in my previous post..
In everyday English it's much more common to refer to the software as the computer, as I did in my previous post..
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