Make sure that
TALLY Lock is attached on the printer port and type the following
commands:-
C: Enter
Cd \TALLY
Enter
TALLY
Enter
You may
use Upper-case or
Lower-case letters for
typing above commands. You should type these commands at the MS-DOS,
prompt (i.e. when MS-DOS is waiting for instructions). If the
above method fails, check the
following:-
* Whether TALLY Lock is properly attached on a
working printer port.
* Whether TALLY has been installed.
* Are you in the drive on which TALLY was
installed? It is possible that
TALLY was installed on drive D and you are trying the above in drive C.
If these are
correct, then only a Hardware or Operating System problem can result in a
failure.
Advanced Users: It is possible to run TALLY by
correctly setting the MS-DOS command
search PATH. This would
remove the necessity
of performing the
"CD \TALLY" step. (Check
the usage in
the MS-DOS manual for
environment variable and the use of PATH for further help).
Warning!
Note: TALLY
CANNOT BE STARTED BY ANY OTHER NAME. Thus, the
command TALLY, \TALLY
or C:TALLY may not
work or behave
unpredictably.
Renaming the
program will also render it unusable.
IMPORTANT KEYS
Use the ENTER key
to accept an operation or enter into the details of an item.
Use the
ESC key to carried an operation or return to
the previous screen.
The Enter and Esc are the two most important and
widely used keys in TALLY.
Use the Up Arrow
Key and Down Arrow Key to move the cursor and
select an item, say, a
voucher.
Use the function
keys, F1 to F10 as instructed on the screens.
The Ctrl and Alt
Keys, in combination with the function keys, are used for controlling the range of the report displays,
output methods and advanced usage of
TALLY.