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# Course order
**Course Orders** are used to assign items in which order they should be prepared in the kitchen: as a starter, as a main course, dessert, etc.
Each item has a default course order, but at the time of sale you can change that order to, for example, serve a starter as a main course or vice versa.�
Here, you can define different **Orders**.
In this screen you will **add the course orders.** Press the button 
to add a new **course order.** If you want to edit/delete existing course orders, double tap on them.
Here, you can **enter the data** for the new course order:
* ***Code:*** Here you can define the code for the course order. By default, the system generates a sequential code, which can be changed as long as it is unique.
* ***Name:*** Here you enter the name of the course order in the default language and you can also enter it in all the languages that are in the application, using the 
button.
* ***Order:*** The different course orders will appear in this order.
* ***Abreviation:*** Here you can define an abbreviation of the course order name.
* ***Image:*** Here you can choose the image that best represents the course order, using the
button.
You can **choose a color** that will fill the entire button. The name will appear centered on the button.
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You can create as many Course Orders as you wish.
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