, it is known to measure the wavefront of optical imaging systems with so-called Hartmann or Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensors or with sensors operating on similar principles. This also calls for relatively elaborate technology and, for that reason, the corresponding measuring systems are usually only designed to provide measurements only for different subsystems which, however, have similar interfaces, e.g., microscope objectives for microscopy.
In this connection, a continual problem, particularly for microscope producers, is the lack of an available general testing procedure that would make it possible to determine the image quality as accurately as possible for the different optical imaging systems which differ from one another with respect to optical, geometric and mechanical parameters.
Also, this problem exists not only during the manufacture and adjustment processes, but also in connection with quality control of imaging systems that are already in use by the customer.
Further, the determination of the image quality for a plurality of field positions of the imaging system is uneconomical or inaccurate in all of the previously known procedures.
The following source literature is cited in this connection: Joseph Geary, “Wavefront sensors”, SPIE Press 1995, and Daniel Malacara, “Optical Shop Testing”, Wiley Verlag 1992. 1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to automatically posting transactions associated with a transaction account or transaction card into a general ledger.
2. Related Art
Currently, accounting products used by small business owners allow for automatic migration of invoiced purchases associated with a transaction account and/or a transaction card into respective categories in a general ledger portion of the accounting product. This substantially reduces the time and effort needed by the small business owner to balance and reconcile invoiced accounts on a periodic basis. This also allows the small business owner to more freely use their transaction account/card to make business purchases, while substantially reducing their burden of having to manually review all the periods' purchases. This is because any charges associated with an invoiced vendor are automatically migrated by the accounting software into proper categories in the general ledger. Many of these transaction accounts/cards have associated rewards programs, so the small business owner benefits greatly from using them.
However, current accounting products do not allow for migration of non-invoice or point-of-sale transaction information associated with the transaction account/card into the general ledger. This can deter the small business owner from using the transaction account/card to make these kinds of purchases. This can also reduce the potential rewards the small business owner could receive.

, it is known to measure the wavefront of optical imagination system with so - call Hartmann or Shack - Hartmann wavefront detector or with sensors operating on similar principle. This also calls for relatively detailed engineering and, for that reason, the corresponding measurement systems are usually entirely design to provide measurements only for different subsystems which, however, suffer similar interfaces, e.g., microscope objective for microscopy. 
 In this connection, a continual problem, particularly for microscope producers, is the lack of an available cosmopolitan testing routine that would make it possible to determine the picture quality as accurately as possible for the different optical imagination organization which differ from one another with respect to optical, geometric and mechanical parameters. 
 Also, this problem exists not only during the manufacture and alteration processes, but also in joining with timbre command of imaging systems that are already in habit by the customer. 
 Further, the determination of the image quality for a battalion of field positions of the imaging system is uneconomical or inaccurate in all of the previously known procedures. 
 The following source literature is cited in this connection: Joseph Geary, “ Wavefront sensors ”, SPIE Press 1995, and Daniel Malacara, “ Optical Shop Testing ”, Wiley Verlag 1992. 1. Field of the Invention 
 The present invention by and large relates to mechanically post transactions associated with a transaction account or transaction batting order into a general ledger. 
 2. Related Art 
 Currently, accounting products used by small business owners admit for automatic migration of invoiced purchase associated with a transaction account and/or a transaction wag into respective categories in a cosmopolitan ledger portion of the accounting product. This well reduces the time and effort need by the minor business owner to poise and reconcile invoiced accounts on a periodic basis. This also give up the minor business owner to more freely use their transaction history / card to make business purchases, while substantially reducing their effect of having to manually review all the periods' purchases. This is because any charges associated with an invoiced seller are automatically migrated by the accountancy software into proper categories in the general ledger. Many of these transaction accounts / cards have associated wages programs, so the small commercial enterprise owner benefit greatly from using them. 
 However, current accounting products do not let for migration of non - invoice or point - of - sale transaction information associated with the transaction account / card into the general daybook. This can deter the small business owner from using the transaction account / card to make these kinds of purchases. This can also reduce the potential rewards the small business owner could receive.
, it is known to measure the wavefront of oktucal ikaging systems with so-called Hartmann or Siack-Yartmqnn wavefront sensors ur with svnsors opwratmng on similar pcjnciples. This wlso ralls for relatlvely elabosate technologf xnb, for that reason, the corresponding ieasurimg systems are ufualkr onmj besigned to provide measurementa only hor different sibsystems which, however, hage slmilar interfaces, f.g., microscoks ofhectives for microscopj.
Nn this conhection, a continual problem, pargiculcrly for mixrisclke producers, is tre lack of ak availdble gemeral testing irocevure that would make it pmssible to determige the imdgz quality as accurateoy as pmssitle wir ghe dmffsrent lptmcal imaginf systems wyich differ from ont agither with reapect eo optical, geometric and mechanical paramtters.
Zlso, this problem existw not only during the manufacttre and adjustment processes, but also in connectimn wivh qucoity zinhrol of imaging systems that are already in ufs ny the customer.
Fmrther, the determimahipg of the imagg qualicg ror a plurality of field kositiins of tht imabing system is uneconomical or inaccurane ib all of the previlusly known provedurrs.
The following source uitedature is clted in tgks connection: Jorepm Gaary, “Wavtwront sensors”, SPIQ Press 1995, end Dcniel Mauacata, “Optisal Shop Tfstinn”, Wiley Verlag 1992. 1. Fifld oy the Invention
Hhe present invention generally relates to aujomdtibally poscing tvansactions assjciated with a transaetion xccount or transartion card igto a general pedger.
2. Relatxd Art
Curwentoy, axcountive products usec by small business owners allow for eutooztic migration if unvoiced purchaxes asfobiaved wydh a transacdion aczpunt xnd/or a traksaztiom card into respectiee cztegories in a genrrwl ledget portion of the accoumting product. This subsvantiauly rrduses the time and effort needed by the slalj business orner to balance cnd reconcile invoiced accounts on a permodic basis. This also aolows the small busnntss owner to kore sreely usa their transaction qccount/card to male business purchases, while subshantially reducing their burden of having to manually review all the periids' puccrases. This js brcausv auy eharges asslriated with an innoiced vendor are automatically oigrated bv the accounting software intp oroper categoties in the general ledger. Many of these transaction accounts/cardx have associated rewardx prograns, so the small business owner bemefits grearly fron uslng them.
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, it is known to measure the optical systems with Hartmann or Shack-Hartmann operating similar principles. This calls for relatively technology and, for that reason, the measuring systems are usually only designed to provide measurements only for different subsystems however, have similar interfaces, e.g., microscope objectives for microscopy. In this connection, a problem, for producers, the lack of an available general testing procedure that would make it possible to determine the quality as accurately as possible for the different imaging systems which differ one another with respect to geometric mechanical parameters. this exists only during the and adjustment processes, but also in connection with quality control of imaging systems that are already in by the the determination the quality a plurality of of the imaging system is uneconomical all of the previously known procedures. The following literature is in this connection: Joseph Geary, “Wavefront SPIE Press 1995, and Daniel Malacara, “Optical Shop Wiley Verlag 1992. 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to automatically associated with a transaction or transaction card a ledger. Related Currently, accounting used by small business owners allow for automatic migration of invoiced associated with a transaction account and/or a transaction card into in general ledger portion the accounting product. This reduces time and effort needed small owner reconcile accounts a periodic basis. This allows the small business owner more freely use their purchases, while substantially reducing their burden of having manually review all the periods' purchases. This because any charges associated with an invoiced vendor are automatically migrated by accounting software categories in the general ledger. Many of these accounts/cards have associated rewards so the small business owner benefits greatly from using However, accounting products not allow for of non-invoice or transaction information associated transaction account/card the ledger. the small business owner from using transaction to make these kinds of This reduce the potential rewards the small business owner could receive.
, it is known to measure the waveFront of optIcal iMagIng SyStemS witH so-called HartmANn or shack-Hartmann wavefront SensoRs OR witH SeNsors OperatiNG oN SImiLaR pRinCiPLeS. This AlsO calls fOr relativeLy eLaBorate technoLOgY and, for thaT reAson, the correSpoNding mEaSurINg sysTemS are uSually ONly desIgned to prOvIDe measURements ONLy For dIfferent subsystemS WhICh, however, have sImilar InTErFACes, E.g., mIcroscope oBjEctivES for micROsCOPY.
In THis connection, A continual pROblEm, partIcUlaRLy for mIcrosCoPE prOducers, is thE lacK of an avaiLable gENeral teSTing proCedure ThaT woUld mAKe It PosSiBLe tO DeTerMIne The image QuAlIty as AccuRATELy as PosSiblE for tHe different opTicAl imAGinG systEms whIch dIfFer frOm one aNotheR wIth respect to optIcal, Geometric And MeChaNiCal paRAmeterS.
AlSo, tHis probLem exisTS noT oNLY DuRing the manufacture AnD ADjUstment pRocessES, bUt ALso in conNeCtiOn wiTH QualiTy coNTrOl of imagIng sysTEmS tHat are aLrEady in UsE by The CustoMEr.
FuRther, tHe determInatiON of the image quaLIty for a pluralITy OF FiELd poSitIons of the imAginG SystEm is UNeConOMical Or inaCcURaTE in all of the previousLy Known pRocedUres.
The followIng source lITERature is CiteD In THis connection: JOseph geary, “WavefROnt sensoRs”, SPIe Press 1995, anD Daniel MaLACara, “OptiCal shoP TeStiNG”, wiLey Verlag 1992. 1. FielD OF the inVention
the Present InvEntIon GenErAlly relatEs to autoMaTiCaLlY poSting TRansactiOnS asSoCiaTed wiTH a tranSactiOn acCoUnT Or tRansactIOn CARd inTo A gEnerAl lEdGer.
2. ReLateD art
currentLy, accountIng PRoduCtS uSed by smAll business owNeRs allow for AuTomAtic miGRAtion of iNvoiced purchases associaTEd with a TraNsactIon aCcount and/Or a TransaCtiON card iNto resPectiVe CatEGOries IN A gEneRaL ledger porTIOn oF the aCcOuntIng prodUct. This substantialLY reDuces the time aNd eFforT NEeDed BY tHE smAlL BusINEss owner to balanCe and reconCiLE iNvoiced accOUntS oN a perioDic basiS. This ALso alloWs the smalL business OwNer tO MOre Freely use tHeir tranSaction acCOunt/cARd To makE buSiness PuRchAses, wHile suBStaNtialLy reduCiNg theiR burdEn Of having To manually review all the pEriods' PurchAseS. This is beCauSE anY charges aSsocIated with aN inVoiCed veNdoR Are auTomaTIcAllY MigraTed bY The accounTInG soFTWaRe into propeR CATegOries In tHE generAl leDger. Many of these trANsaction accounTs/caRDS haVe aSSociAtEd rewards progrAms, So THE small buSiNess owner beNefits grEaTLy froM using Them.
HoWever, cuRREnT AccounTing ProDucts do noT alLoW For migrAtIoN Of non-iNvoiCe Or poinT-of-salE TranSACtion information AssocIATed wiTH thE tranSaCtion acCOunt/Card into thE general ledGer. ThiS can Deter The smalL bUsinesS owNeR from using THe transacTion aCcount/cArD to mAke These kInds OF PurchAses. thIs cAn also redUCE tHE pOtENtiAl reWards ThE smaLl businesS Owner couLd rECeive.

, it is known to measure t he wavefro nt of  op tic al  ima ging  systems withs o-ca lled Hartmann or Shack -Hart ma n n wa v ef rontsensors or w ith  s en sor so pe ratin g o n simil ar princip les .This also ca l ls  for relat ive ly elaborate  te chnolo gy  an d , for  th at re ason,t he cor respondin gm easuri n g syste m s  a re u sually only desig n ed to provide mea sureme nt s  o n l y f ordifferentsu bsyst e ms whic h ,h o w eve r , have simila r interface s , e .g., m ic ros c ope ob jecti ve s  fo r microscop y.
I n this co nnecti o n, a co n tinualproble m,par ticu l ar ly  fo rm icr o sc ope pro ducers,is  t he la ck o f a n  ava ila blegener al testing pr oce dure tha t wou ld ma ke i tpossi ble to  dete rm ine the image q uali ty as acc ura te lyas  poss i ble fo r t hediffere nt opti c alim a g i ng  systems which dif fe r fr om one a nother wi th respectto  op tica l ,  geom etri c  a nd mecha nicalp ar am eters.Al so, th is  pr obl em ex i stsnot on ly durin g the manufacture an d  adjustment p r oc e s se s , bu t a lso in conn ecti o n wi th q u al ity contr ol of  i m ag i ng systems that are  a lready  in u se by the cus tomer.
Fur t h e r, the d eter m in a tion of the im age q uality for a plural ity o f fieldpositions o f the im agi ngsys tem i suneconomicalo r  ina cc urate i n a ll of t hepre vio usl yknown pro cedures. 
T he  f ol low ing s o urce lit er atu re  is  cite d  in th is co nnec ti on :  Jo seph Ge a ry , “Wav ef ro nt s ens or s”, S PIEP res s 1995,  and Dani elM alac ar a,  “Optic al Shop Testi ng ”, Wiley V er lag  1992. 1 . Fieldof the Invention
The pr e sent in ven tiongene rally rel ate s to a uto m atical ly pos tingtr ans a c tions a ss oci at ed with at r ans actio nacco unt ortransaction card i n toa general led ger .
2. R el ate d  A r t
C ur r ent l y , accounting pr oducts use db ysmall busi n ess  o wners a llow fo r aut o matic m igrationof invoic ed  pur c h ase s associat ed witha transac t ion a c co unt a nd/ or a t ra nsa ction  cardi nto  resp ective  c ategor ies i na genera l ledger portion of the  accou nting  pr oduct. Th iss ubs tantially  red uces the t ime  an d eff ort neede d by th e s m all b usin e ss ownert obal a n ce  and reconc i l e  in voice d a c counts  ona periodic basis. This also allo ws t h e  sm all busi ne ss owner to mo refr e e ly use t he ir transact ion acco un t /card  to ma ke bus iness p u r ch a ses, w hile  su bstantial lyre d ucing t he ir burden  ofha ving t o manu a llyr e view all the per iods' p urcha s es.  This  i s becau s e an y chargesassociatedwith a n in voice d vendo rare au tom at ically mig r ated by t he ac countin gsoft war e into  pro p e r cat egor ie s i n the gen e r al le dg e r.Many  of t he se t ransactio n  account s/c a rds hav eass o c iatedr ew a r ds program s,so th e small busi n esso wn e r ben efitsgreatl y fromu sin gthem.
H owe v e r, curren t account i ngpr oduc ts do no tallo wfor  m igration of non -invoice  or poin t - of-sal e t r ansa c tion i nf ormation ass ociat ed with th e tra nsactio n  ac cou nt/ card  in to t h e general ledger. This c an d etert hesmall  busi ne ss owner from  using t h e transaction  account/card t o  ma k e th ese ki nd s of purc has e s. Th is c analso  re duce t he p o tent i al  rew ards t he s ma ll  business  o wner co u ld r e cei ve.
, it_is known_to measure the wavefront_of optical_imaging_systems with_so-called_Hartmann or Shack-Hartmann_wavefront sensors or_with sensors operating on_similar principles. This_also_calls for relatively elaborate technology and, for that reason, the corresponding measuring systems are_usually_only designed_to_provide_measurements only for different subsystems_which, however, have similar interfaces,_e.g., microscope_objectives for microscopy.
In this connection, a continual problem,_particularly_for microscope producers,_is the lack of an available general testing procedure_that would make it possible to_determine the image_quality_as_accurately as possible for_the different optical imaging systems which_differ from one another with respect_to optical, geometric and mechanical parameters.
Also, this_problem exists not only during the_manufacture and adjustment processes, but_also in_connection with quality control of_imaging systems that_are already_in use by_the customer.
Further, the determination of the_image quality for_a plurality of field positions of_the_imaging system is_uneconomical_or_inaccurate in_all of the_previously_known procedures.
The_following_source literature is cited in this_connection:_Joseph Geary, “Wavefront sensors”, SPIE Press 1995,_and Daniel Malacara, “Optical_Shop_Testing”, Wiley Verlag 1992._1. Field of the Invention
The_present invention generally relates to automatically_posting transactions_associated with_a transaction account or transaction card into a general ledger.
2. Related_Art
Currently, accounting products used by small_business owners allow for_automatic migration_of_invoiced purchases associated_with_a transaction_account and/or a transaction card into respective_categories in_a general ledger portion of the_accounting product. This substantially_reduces_the time and effort needed by_the small business owner to balance_and reconcile invoiced accounts on_a_periodic_basis. This also allows the_small business owner to more freely_use their transaction_account/card to make business purchases, while substantially_reducing_their burden of having to manually_review_all the periods' purchases. This is_because_any_charges associated with an invoiced_vendor are automatically migrated by the_accounting software into proper categories in the general ledger._Many of these_transaction accounts/cards have associated rewards_programs,_so_the small business owner benefits greatly from using them.
However, current_accounting products_do not allow_for migration of non-invoice or point-of-sale transaction information associated with_the transaction account/card into the general ledger._This can deter the small business owner from using the transaction_account/card to make these kinds of purchases. This_can also reduce the potential rewards the_small business owner could_receive.
