Printed matter – Method
Patent
1990-12-31
1993-01-12
Bell, Paul A.
Printed matter
Method
283117, 283 81, B12D 1500
Patent
active
051784173
ABSTRACT:
A method and device for reordering items stored as groups in an inventory of items which includes an order sheet and a group of labels deposited with each group of items. Each label has a part number corresponding to the item and an index mark printed on one side and a second side treated with a peelable adhesive. When an item is withdrawn from a group of items, a label is attached to a sheet which thus becomes an order sheet. Index marks are printed on the order sheet which are aligned with index marks printed on each label. When the customer desires to order items to replenish depleted stock, he mails or "faxes" the order sheet to the supplier. The supplier may then (either manually or with character reading equipment) identify the item to be ordered and the quantity to be ordered from the number of labels on the order sheet. He may then compute price, taxes, etc., and print out an order form using this information. The index marks may simply be lines. The labels may be stored prior to use by peelable attachment to a sheet of labels or from a roll of labels.
REFERENCES:
FAX 96 Operators Manual p. 54 Release 2, May 31, 1990 Copyright 1990 Fremont Communications Co. FRECOM 46309 Warm Springs Blvd. Fremont, Calif., 94539 415-438 5001.
Bell Paul A.
Samuel Smith Robert
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