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[2]Annoyance #1 (this could be fixable in a workflow but haven't looked at it yet):[/2]

[2]If you edit a customer's order after it has been placed and the price of the product has changed since the order was placed, the order is updated with the with new price. Once an order have been placed at a given price, the price should not change unless an admin specifically changes the price of the product.[/2]

[2]Annoyance #2 (actually a 2 but both related to the order manager):[/2]

[2]If you are looking through your orders in the order manager and are on a page other than page 1. You view the order and click order manager to go back to the order manager it returns you to page 1 of the order manager. It should return you to the last page you were looking at. Secondly, if you do a search for a specific order number using the filter, the only way to reset the filter is manually changing all of the fields back to the default. There should be a button to return to the "Default" order manager view. There should also probably be some site settings to setup what the default order manager view should be like in bv2004. [/2]

[2]Annoyance #3[/2]

[2]I wish the filters on the "people" manager used the logic of either a "contains" or "begins with" for the searchable fields like the rest of the filters. It makes it much quicker to find a particular customer, especially when you have someone on the phone that has a difficult to spell name. The rep understands the first part of the last name/email and can type in what they know and still be able to pull up the account. It also would help greatly when someone places an order with a typo and then calls us why they cannot login to the web site. They give their e-mail address and the search returns nothing. 2 additional searches later it is discovered that instead of comcast.net they put comcast.com or comcsast.net.
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Correct.