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# Provisional Bill Reprint
**Provisional Bill Reprint** is used to print a copy of an already generated provisional bill. This feature is helpful when the original print is lost, damaged, or when an additional copy is required for reference or customer purposes.
## Steps to Reprint a Provisional Bill
Step 1: Navigate to the **Banquet** module and select the **Cashier** menu.
1. From the available options, select **Provisional Bill Reprint**.
* The Provisional Bill Reprint screen will appear.
Step 2: Choose the provisional bill that needs to be reprinted.
1. Identify the correct bill using the bill number, reservation number, guest name, or other available details.
2. Click on the **Select** button to confirm the selected provisional bill.
3. After selecting the bill enter the **Reason** for reprinting the provisional bill.
* Ensure the entered reason is accurate and meaningful for future reference.
Step 3: Click on the **Print** button.
* The system will generate the provisional bill print preview or directly send it to the printer.
* You will be able to view and print the provisional bill successfully.
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