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Is the printed Bank Deposit form useful to anyone? Suite Answers says it cannot be modified.
I was surprised with as much customization as can be done in NS that the Printed Bank Deposit Form cannot be edited.
It contains no subsidiary information, no customer information, no account information, no GL information, almost no labels, and violates many rules of basic graphic design.
Can anyone else use this? Does anyone else have an easier way to to get the information above in a decent format?
Right now, we are going to the Bank Deposit form screen, taking a screen shot by pressing Alt-Print Screen, then Opening an excel spreadheet, pasting the image, scaling it to fit on one page, changing to landscape and printing it.
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