August news from Center Stage Software

August 2018

Box Office Barry will now help show you around the Help Desk

Talk with Center Stage before you buy a printer

Is the word "Stage" on your seating plan?

You don't need to do anything about that Authorize.net email

Don't let the ticket stock sale sail away without you

New Help Desk homepage to help you find your way!

The Help Desk is a tremendous online resource for all things Wintix and Webtix, but finding what you're looking for can occasionally be a challenge. It's not like there are 997 posts on the site. OH WAIT - there are!

Box Office Barry has kindly offered to help us out by hanging around the Help Desk homepage and guiding you to specific areas of the Help Desk that will help you find what you are looking for.

Please stop buy, say hi and see what he has to show you. There are several ways to look for information and he is now here to point them all out.

Thinking about buying a new printer?

Please contact Center Stage Software or browse our website printers page before you decide.

Sometimes you really need to buy a new printer. Sometimes you don't. Your printer may just need a good cleaning or to be recalibrated.

We can help you determine if there is still a lot of life left in the old beast or if it needs to be shipped off to printer Valhalla.

Center Stage Software will not support printers you do not procure through us.

This is another reason you should talk to us beforehand. We are happy to support printers we recommend and sell, but we cannot be responsible for other makes and models.

Do you have the word "Stage" or other section labels on your seating plan?

Without the words "Stage" or labels like "Balcony," online patrons might get disoriented when trying to figure out which reserved seats to purchase. It's easy to forget about adding, though, so go take a look at your seating plans and make sure the right words are there to show them the way.

Is "Stage" not there? Learn how to add text like "stage" and other text indicators to your seating plan.
You might also need to add some extra space first. You can learn how to add rows here.
Need help? Contact [email protected].

FYI: We generally recommend that the stage is at the top of the seating plan (house perspective) because patrons are used to looking forward toward the stage.

Don't stress and fuss with major seating plan changes or additions!

You don't need seating plans to give you wrinkles or gray hair, so call us. We work with seating plans all the time so we can do the job for a reasonable fee. Contact Diane at [email protected] or Peggy at [email protected].

Did you get one of these emails from Authorize.net?

We use URLs, not IP addresses so there is no need to worry about it. P lease feel free to contact us if you're not sure what to do when you receive something like the email below. We are true believers of the better-safe-than-sorry doctrine.