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When third parties carry the mention you delete, the confirmation window names them and says what they lose. Once you confirm, the mention is removed from their cards and their next invoices are printed without mention. To stop printing a mention without touching the cards, disable it instead. | When third parties carry the mention you delete, the confirmation window names them and says what they lose. Once you confirm, the mention is removed from their cards and their next invoices are printed without mention. To stop printing a mention without touching the cards, disable it instead. | ||
A deletion made from the dictionary screen does not warn: the third parties keep a choice that no longer exists. Prefer the setup page of the module to delete a mention.[[File: | A deletion made from the dictionary screen does not warn: the third parties keep a choice that no longer exists. Prefer the setup page of the module to delete a mention.[[File:5_DoliLegalMention_delete.png|thumb|center|700px|Deleting a mention still in use names the customers concerned]] | ||
==Two examples to adapt== | ==Two examples to adapt== | ||
On its first activation, the module installs two examples taken from French VAT law, with a text in French and in English: ''UE_PRO'', the intra-Community supply to a business whose VAT number was checked on VIES (article 262 ter I of the French General Tax Code), and ''EXPORT'', the export outside the European Union (article 262 I). Each example is offered once: one you deleted does not come back, even after an update, and a text you changed is never overwritten. | On its first activation, the module installs two examples taken from French VAT law, with a text in French and in English: ''UE_PRO'', the intra-Community supply to a business whose VAT number was checked on VIES (article 262 ter I of the French General Tax Code), and ''EXPORT'', the export outside the European Union (article 262 I). Each example is offered once: one you deleted does not come back, even after an update, and a text you changed is never overwritten. | ||