> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.barnetpos.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.barnetpos.com/liquor-store-till/layout-and-customization/creating-till-screen-buttons.md).

# Creating Till Screen buttons

**TIP SHEET – CREATING PRE-SET TILL SCREEN BUTTONS**

From Barnet Screens Designer (Till Screen Set-up)

For PRE-SET (Non-scannable) Items

\>Select the “PRE SET ITEMS” button (because the screens are customizable, your PRE SET button may be in a different place or be a different color)

\
\>Click on the “Go to” button

![](/files/KsQq8TrBQtHyb9Sb1gpY)

Alternately, you can get to the PRE SET screen by going to:

\>MENU

\>ADMINISTRATIVE

\>SCREENS

\>PRE SET ITEMS (or whichever screen you are looking to edit or add buttons to)

\>Select an unused button, then click on “Select,” tick the “ALL” option and search for the product. Click “OK” (if you know the SKU, you can enter it in the ‘Product Code’ box instead of searching).

![](/files/6gAygMUfW4HQ7t65TRGr)

Tick the Custom box to change the default font, font color and/or font size.

\>Click Save.

You’ve created a new button! If the tills are in operation, the user will need to sign out and sign back in to see the new button.

![](/files/BMuVIFLrEtex1bHB07N7)


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