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# Modifiers
## Setup - Advanced Setup
When sending Items to Preparation Areas or Kitchen Printers, sometimes you need to **add some text or notice** to notify details of how that Item has to be prepared.
You can enter different Modifiers with their values. During the sale you will be able to **select a value from each Modifier**.
In this screen you will add the **Modifiers with their values**.
Press the 
button to **add a new Modifier**. If you want to edit/delete existing modifiers, double tap on them.
Here you can enter the data for the new modifier:
* ***Code:*** Here you can define the Modifier code. 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 Modifier (e.g. Cooking) in the default language and you can also enter it in all the languages that are in the application, using the 
button.
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Now you have some **Modifiers** created.
If you select a **Modifier** and slide your finger on the screen to the left, to access the second tab for managing the modifiers, you can **add values** to the selected Modifier using the button.
Here you can **enter the values** for the selected modifier:
* ***Code:*** 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 added value. (e.g. Medium) in the default language and you can also enter it in all the languages that are in the application, using the button.
* ***Modifier:*** Here you can choose the modifier.
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Here you can see an example of some values entered into the **Cooking** modifier where you can select how the meat should be cooked: **Medium, Rare** or **Well Done**.