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tkcShopper: Overview

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tkcShopper

By Margot Ross

So your significant other wants to send you to the grocery store to pick up some items and you are shaking with fear because you don't know where anything is at the store :), or you just need to keep track of a list of items to purchase. tkcShopper is the perfect shopping companion and goes far beyond what you would typically expect to see from a Shopping List style of application. With tkcShopper you can manage:

  • Shops - create store profiles that include the name, telephone, email, address, web site and memo information, including the store layout so you know that Store A keeps bread on aisle 2 and Store B keeps it on aisle 7.


  • Items - each item can be associated with a shop, have a type, price, measurement units and a typical quantity so if you always get a gallon of milk you can rapidly add it to your list.


  • Shopping history - you can save and analyze your shopping history and add a future shopping list with reminder alarms.


  • Shopping Cart - this is the work horse of the application and where you do your real work at the store. You can add items to the cart and control it while you are shopping. You also have running counters for items and dollars.


  • Each task can have filters so you can deal with specific items as you go.


When you first open tkcShopper you will seen a screen like this:

Button Explanations:

Shop List View - Top Bar

  1. Shop List View: A list of stores with some store information.

  2. Shopping List Template: Shopping list template of your most shopped-for items. These will be used to populate your shopping cart lists as explained further on.

  3. Shopping List View: Used to set up shopping lists by name and/or date, set reminders and notes.

  4. Shopping Cart View: Tap this to go to your currently selected shopping cart. (If you haven't selected one, this option will be greyed out).

  5. New Shop Entry: Tap this to add a new shop.

  6. Edit: Tap this to edit selected shop entry.

  7. Delete: Tap this to delete selected shop entry Options: Options to choose which fields to view on each screen, and toggles to show/hide comments and filters.


To Enter a New Shop

Tap to enter a new shop:

Fill in any pertinent information you might need here. The type field drops down a list of common types of stores. Tap on the icon to the right of the down arrow and you can add types of stores.

Tap ok to save and return to the Shop List view.

Setting up Items List Template:

This is a list of items you frequently shop for and might purchase repeatedly. You can enter them once here, and add them to your weekly grocery list, for example. Tap to bring up the Items List screen:

This view shows your shopping list items. The bottom window shows the item comments. This can be toggled off.

Tap to enter new shopping list item:

Enter your item. Category, Shop and Units pop down a list which users can edit/add to. Next to the price, tap and a number pad pops-up. Tap ok to return to the shopping list template.

Once you've entered your grocery items, tap the icon to set up your shopping lists and to set up a new named list:

On the screen you name your list, set the date, any notes you might have and reminders/alarms.

Tap OK to return to the Shopping List view:

To Set up your Shopping Cart:

Select your current shopping list. I selected Grocery List, 10/29. Tap the icon and you will go into Shopping cart view, which will be empty on the top:

Note that the title bar says "Grocery List 2".

The bottom half of the screen contains the items entered in the Shopping List Template screen. Tap the to the left of the items and a small pop-up with quantity and unit will appear:

Select the quantity you want on your list and tap OK and it will appear in the list on the top. Continue adding items til your list is complete:

If you want to add something that isn't in the template list, tap the and you can enter items to your current list. The items you enter here won’t be available to other grocery lists, so if the item is one you purchase often, you’ll want to enter it into the template. You can add things to your grocery list at any time.

Additional Functionality:

  1. Tap on this icon to go back to your current shopping cart from other screens.

  2. Tap on this icon to toggle the bottom of the cart screen between the shopping list template and the item comments.

  3. Tap on this icon to check off an item on the list.

  4. Tap this after selecting a Shopping List to go to Shopping Cart View. Tap it again and it takes you back to Shopping List View.

  5. Tap this and a menu pops up:

  6. You can show/unshow comments and filters.

  7. You can also set up what columns you want to display for each view:

On the template and cart views:

  1. If you tap Item header, it will arrange your items alphabetically in ascending or descending order.

  2. If you tap on the Quantity header, it will arrange your items by quanity.

  3. If you tap on the Price header, it will arrange your items by price.

  4. If you tap on the Type header it will arrange your items by type.

  5. If you tap on the Quantity on one of your list items, a keypad will pop up and you can change the quantity for that item.

  6. If you tap on the Price, a keypad will pop up and you can change the price for that item.

  7. If you tap on the Type, a type menu will pop up and you can change the type of the item.

  8. In the Shopping List Template, if you tap and hold on an item, a menu will pop up:

    Note: The Add to Cart option will add the selected item to your current shopping cart.

  9. In the cart view if you tap and hold an item you will get menu pop up:

    Note: You can delete an item from your cart with the Remove option.


Finish shopping option takes you back to your Shopping Lists view and de-selects your shopping list. To open it again or open another shopping list into the Cart view, select the list name by tapping on it and then tap the icon.

Bottom Bar:

On the left you can filter by Type:

On the right you can filter by Shop:

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Show Comments Off:

Terms of use

By downloading this software you agree to the terms of its use. With each copy of software from theKompany.com you are purchasing the right for a single person to use it on a single computer. You are not allowed to distribute the application or modify it in any way. The source is not provided and the application is provided "as is" with no warranty given or implied. Use of the software is at your own risk, however theKompany will make its best effort to support the software.

 


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