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for every transaction entered into it (transaction number).12
The cash register automatically assigned a transaction number to
each transaction entered into it that increased by one each time
a new transaction was entered into the cash register and printed
that assigned transaction number on the cash register tape as
part of that transaction. Opening the cash register by pressing
a button known and hereinafter referred to as the no-sale button
or activating the Z or reset mode also caused the cash register
to record a transaction and to increase the transaction number by
one.
For the periods January 1, 1987, through September 14, 1987,
and May 30, 1990, through December 31, 1990, in addition to the
functions described above, the cash register was programmed to
print on the cash register tapes the time of day of every trans-
action using a 24-hour clock (clock).
Cash Register Tapes of NDV Saved by Mr. Katerelos
During the years at issue, Mr. Katerelos saved either the
entire cash register tape for each day on which NDV was open for
business or only a portion of each such tape. Each such tape or
portion thereof showed, inter alia, all the transaction totals
since the last activation of the Z or reset mode, and the last
item printed thereon was a Z reading.
12 When the grand total was reset to zero as of May 30, 1990,
the transaction number was also reset to zero.
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