>>So why don't they all start with "0" for the first year? >> >>Ron N >Well, I'd think they'd start with #1. > >Like a new checking account, nobody trusts the low numbers.......? > >Gordon Large, RPT But at the beginning of the first year, they hadn't yet produced one, had they? >Because nobody will buy the first one of anything. Marketing, you >know. First liar doesn't have a chance in marketing. Or engineering for >that matter. > >Carl Meyer Assoc. PTG Then the numbers are meaningless, much like all other marketing. Still doesn't answer the question of first, or last of the year. >Maybe for the same reason I didn't start my first batch of invoices with 0. >SB But 0 was the number of the invoice previous to your first one. You just didn't report it as income. Logically (yea, I know, what's that?), the numbers listed can't sanely (yea, I know, what's that?) be anything but the serial number count at year's end. Ron N
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