This is well-designed software with many customizable features that will help video store owners run their businesses more efficiently. We encountered no problems installing and uninstalling the program. The trial version of the VideoMate is limited to 50 customers and video titles. VideoMate even gives you the option to distribute and receive gift cards as well as selling merchandise. You can enter the title of the movie, select its genre from the list provided, indicate its MPAA rating, and designate the format of the movie: video, DVD, or Blu-ray. We were impressed with the versatility of the video database as well. You can specify the customer's date of birth, store credit card numbers, indicate any late fees, and add additional family members and their dates of birth to the account. The customer database has a number of useful fields in addition to name and address. Entering data is easy, a boon for a program designed to manage large amounts of information. The setup module has a vast array of options for establishing your store's pricing structure. We skipped VideoMate's manual and went straight to the setup module, which prompts you for basic information about your store. You can print receipts and reports, and you can export a mailing list of customers to a Microsoft Word Mail Merge. There's point of sale module that has barcode support, a backup feature, and searchable databases for inventory and customers. Brengle was expected to take Brown’s two dogs Penny and Daisy on long walks. VideoMate is loaded with features designed just for video rental stores. walks not included Brown also claims Brengle failed to deliver on the most basic dog-handling expectations.

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