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Dear Alan, <br>
dear Amine,<br>
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Thank you for the replays. I have got the idea.<br>
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The adjustment here is a kind of correction possibility of the grand
total (for some reason that does not necessarily fall into the
discount category !)<br>
All these viewpoint were very important for the finding the right
Hungarian words. (There are more then ten possibilities to translate
depending the environment of the word.)<br>
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It can be used for the adjustment of grand total e.g. plus
adjustment amount X for the speed of service (or for the service on
holidays), or minus adjustment amount Y for the loyalty or something
else.<br>
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Thanks again, cheers:<br>
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Holbok István<br>
telefon: +3670-342-0900<br>
e-mail: <a href="mailto:holbok@gmail.com">holbok@gmail.com</a><br>
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2011.02.26. 9:57 keltezéssel, Alan Lord (News) írta:
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<pre wrap="">On 24/02/11 22:07, Holbok István wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Dear Vtiger Community,
I am reviewing all Hungarian translations for the vtiger 5.2.x and it
looks like I did not understand the full concepts in every place.
Here is a word: *adjustment *using in the Creating New Quote
(create/edit view of Quote module) panel.
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In the UK this is generally called a "manual adjustment" - for some
reason that does not necessarily fall into the discount category.
To adjust is to alter things around so they are (usually) better.
"A mechanic makes an adjustment to the brakes so the car stops quicker"
"An accountant makes an adjustment to the annual accounts so they balance"
Al
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