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This is what you will find when the "More..." button has been pressed in the main menu.

About

This will show information about the installation, the developers (us) and current version.

This is the preferences screen. On this screen you will be able to configure IKEApp.

Preferred locale

This is the language you want to use in the app. Currently supported languages are English and Swedish.

Note that even if you have English or Swedish chosen as your preferred locale, product information and descriptions may be presented in another language in the app, depending on what country you have chosen in the next setting (Store country)!

This is an example of a search result dialog. In this case we have pressed the magnifying glass button and searched for "Billy".The dialog will present each search result together with a product image, product name, article number, a short description and the price. As you scroll the list, more search results (if found) will be returned automatically.

Pressing one of the search result rows will open up the product information for that product (see below). If only one product matches the search, you will be taken directly to the product information for that product.

The screen shot to the left shows the product information screen for a product that we've searched for; BILLY, a bookcase combination.The screen shows the product image together with the basic information like product name, article number, a short description, the price and available sets in stock. The product image is possible to zoom in to full screen by clicking on it.

Below the basic information you will find information about where to find the item parts (sub products) needed to build the main product. Some main products consists of only one item, while other products consists of several, as shown here.

For each sub product you will get the same basic information as for the main product including available stock. You can also see where to find it (aisle and bin) and how many of each is needed.

OK, so we have added some products to our packing slip. And this is exactly what we see here to the left.For each product that we've added to the packing slip we now have a row with the basic product information including where to pick up the product.

On the left side of each row in the list we have a check box. This box is used to mark the product as picked or not picked. In the bottom blue bar we can see that we in this example have 13 products to pick up, out of which none have been picked yet - Picked items: 0(13). We also find the total amount.

If we want we can easily change the quantity of a product by pressing the quantity button on that specific row. This will open up a dialog where a new quantity can be entered.

Number of picked items and total amount is automatically updated when quantities are updated, products added or removed.

In the top blue bar there are three extra context buttons added. The first (from the left) is the sort button. Pressing this will open up a sort dialog where we can choose to sort the packing slip by added order, aisle/bin, price or name.

The next button is the refresh button. Pressing this button will refresh the stock information. IKEApp will refresh the packing slip automatically if you haven't opened it "today". If you manually want to refresh the list during the day - this is where you click. Note that the bottom blue bar contains information about what preferred store the stock information is taken from and at what time the list was last refreshed.

The final contextual button next to the barcode button is the delete button. Pressing this will popup a dialog asking whether you want to clear the packing slip list or not. Pressing OK will empty the list completely.