This is the symbol used for money in your country, e.g., $.

This is the name used for money in your country, e.g., Dollar.

This is the ISO code used for money in your country, e.g., USD.

If you have to issue invoices in different currencies, you will have to create a new account with a different email address for the additional currency. Should you not have a different email address, you could easily set up a gmail email address for this purpose. This way you can keep all invoices and reports separate for each currency.

Use this option to select if the currency symbol is before the number (e.g, $10.00) or after the number (e.g., 10.00$).

Use this option to select the number of currency digits (e.g, $10, $10.0, $10.00, $10.000).

This is the symbol used for the decimal point; usually a dot everywhere but in Europe, where a comma is used.

This is the symbol used to separate thousands; usually a comma.

This is the date format used on print-outs, PDFs, and all other windows. Select a date format from a pull-down list suitable for your needs. Note that you must enter a date in the selected date format on all forms and windows.

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