| Client Status Report
   This report lists summary information for each
   Client. It is a report which could be sent to a Client,
  showing all  debtors for that Client and the status of each.
   Requirements:
 
    The Debtor form needs to be properly filled outThe Client form needs to be properly filled outThis report must be run on clientsYou must be printing via Device Context Client Information  Client name and  address are listed along with each
  Debtor belonging to the Client. Totals listed include
   accounts placed, monies placed, fees and balances
  owed. Closed accounts are listed as well with total
  value amounts.
  
 Debtor Information  This report lists financial information for each Debtor
  belonging to the Client. This information includes Listed
  Date, Original balance, Fees, Interest and Adjustments,
  Amount paid and Balance.
  
 Printing The Report  Here are the steps to take to print a Client Status Report
  on a single Client.
    
    Select Browse from the top Menu Bar
        and a drop-down menu displays.Select Clients and a list of all your Clients displays.Select the Client you want to print this report for and the
        Client record will display.Select the Print button on the Client record and a
         Print Report dialog with a list of reports and letters
        will display.Use the up and down arrows on your keyboard to navigate
        through this list to  find the Client Status report which will be
        highlighted.
 You will notice other samples of Client Status  Reports
         which you can use as well. You may want to print each one
         separately to see which is suitable for you.      Press the Select button and a Client Status Report print
        dialog will display. You can choose to send this report to your
        printer, or send it to the screen to take a quick look without
        printing it.Now select Print.Examine the output of the report to see if it meets your
        needs.  
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