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# Add or Remove Buttons from Sale Bill Touch Screen Layout

**YouTube:** [How to Add or Remove Buttons from Sale Bill Touch Screen Layout?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_h9j9il11k)

## How to Add or Remove Buttons from Sale Bill Touch Screen Layout?

In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to **add or remove button layouts** in the POS billing screen of Logic ERP.

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### Customizing Button Layouts in POS Billing

* Open the **Sale Bill – Touch Screen** window.
  * Here, you can see the different button layouts available for use during billing.

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* To customize the layout, go to **Sale Bill – Touch Screen Configuration**.
* Select the **relevant POS billing series**.
* Navigate to **Other Options (1) → Button Layout Configuration**.

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* A list of all available button layouts will appear.
* From here, you can **add or remove buttons** as per your requirement.
  * Example: Let’s **add the Remarks button** and **remove the Combo Item button**.

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* After making the changes, click **Save** to apply the configuration.

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### Verifying the Changes

* Return to the **Sale Bill – Touch Screen** window.
* You will now notice the updated button layout.
  * The **Remarks button** has been successfully added.
  * The **Combo Item button** has been removed.

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