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   * Enter the line number of the batch to issue. In the example shown the user is choosing the 2nd batch.   * Enter the line number of the batch to issue. In the example shown the user is choosing the 2nd batch.
   * The batch will be inserted at the end of the detail line in brackets.   * The batch will be inserted at the end of the detail line in brackets.
-  * You don't need to do anything else: the text in brackets will show the total amount available, not the amount you're issuing (which is in the quantity column of the detail line). When you click OK that batch of the product will be reduced by the amount in the quantity column.+  * You don't need to do anything else: the text in brackets will show the total amount available, not the amount you're issuing (which is in the quantity column of the detail line).  
 +  * Stock is only reduced when you post the invoice: 
 +    * Open the invoice 
 +    * Click on the "Post" icon 
 +    * Click OK  
 +    * The batch chosen of the product will be reduced by the amount in the quantity column.
  
-<note important>Don't pfaff around with the text in brackets- in any other way, and don't use brackets for anything else on the detail line, or you'll muck it up- OK?</note>+<note important>Don't pfaff around with the text in brackets and don't use brackets for anything else on the detail line, or you'll muck it up- OK?</note> 
 +<note warning>Don't post invoices with items that have batches by right-clicking and choosing "Post" from the invoice list, as the script won't run, and the stock won't be deducted.</note>
  
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