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       <title>Manufacturing: BoM Simulation</title>
        <section>
            <para>
                This screen shows the effects of a simulated BoM.
            </para>
            <section>
            <title>The parameters form</title>
                <para>Select the product of the BoM you want to simulate. Choose the BoM-type and set the quantity to simulate.</para>
                <para>Set the simulation type and select the warehouse to get the QoH (Quantity on Hand).</para>
                <para>Subsequently click the 'Submit'-button to execute the simulation. The output of the simulation is shown below the form.</para>
            </section>
            <section>
            <title>The simulation overview</title>
                <para>The simulation will be executed and an overview will be shown after the button has been pressed.</para>
                <para>The first section will show the details of the BoM. The second part will show the required quantities and costs of the components.</para>
            </section>
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