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Displaying seating charts in colors
You can customize your seating plan colors by changing what is in the Status field for the seat. Go to Tools | Seating plans. Choose the seating plan you wish to work on. Double-click on a seat and the Data … Continue reading
How do I add a special price ticket that’s not available online?
(NOTE: There is no promo code field when using Wintix because promo codes are for online use only. If you wanted that price to be available online, you would use a promo code.) You can do one of two things … Continue reading
Require patrons to agree with “Terms and conditions” before they purchase tickets online – Wintix 6
Terms and conditions are the legal agreements between a service provider and a person who wants to use that service. The person must agree to abide by the terms of service in order to use the offered service. Terms of … Continue reading
How to move your data from our server to yours
If you are a seasonal venue and you only use your Webtix shopping cart seasonally, you may want to host your own data when you’re dark. To move your data from our server to yours, please see the instructions below. … Continue reading
How to add rows to a seating plan
IMPORTANT! Do not add rows to any seating plan that is already in use and that have sales attached to it! With your seating plan open, click on the Plan tools button, then the Add a row (or bottom) to … Continue reading
How to find your IP address in Windows 7
IP addresses are specific to each computer. To find yours on a Windows 7 computer, open Network Connections by selecting the Start button and then selecting Control Panel. In the search box, type adapter. Under Network and Sharing Center, select … Continue reading
Windows 7, 8.1 moving to Windows 10’s cumulative update model
From arstechnica.com By Peter Bright Individual security fixes are out, combined packages are in. Microsoft is switching Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 to a cumulative update model similar to the one used by Windows 10. The company is moving away … Continue reading
Slow Retail EMV Transition Miffs Bankers
From pymnts.com Banks are increasingly worried about the likelihood that they’ll look like the bad guys if merchants haven’t upgraded their point-of-sale systems to support EMV chip cards, and then are hit by fraud and have to pay for the … Continue reading
Four Reasons Merchants Should Make the Switch to EMV Now
From entrepreneur.com By Tyler Vaughey You only need to turn on the news to know that fraud is an issue plaguing both consumers and businesses today. The almost-daily headlines serve as a reminder that customer information is highly coveted by … Continue reading
The chip card transition in the US has been a disaster
By Ian Kar qz.com Over the last year or so in the US, a lot of the plastic credit cards we carry around every day have been replaced by new one with chips embedded in them. The chips are supposed … Continue reading