Net Ticket: NT-

Use the NT- general remark override to store a discount or markup amount for a ticket. The override can be a percentage or a dollar amount. If there are multiple passengers, you can prorate a dollar amount over each passenger.

Examples:	`5NT-10` where `10` is the markup percentage. Marks up each ticket by 10% of base fare.
	`5NT-$100.59` where `$100.00` is the markup amount. Marks up each ticket by $100.59.
	`5NT-100.00/P` where `100.00` is the markup amount, and `/P` is the prorate indicator. Prorates a $100 markup over each passenger (for example, marks up each ticket by $25 if there are four passengers).
	`5NT--10` where `10` is the discount percentage. Discounts each ticket by 10% of base fare.
	`5NT-$-10` where `$10.00` is the discount amount. Discounts each ticket by $10.
	`5NT--10.00/P` where `10.00` is the discount amount, and /P is the prorate indicator. Prorates a $10 discount over each passenger.

Notes:

The amount with /P is always stored as a dollar amount. If you are not prorating, you must include the $ for a dollar amount (to distinguish from a percent).
If the discount or the markup amount is an even amount, it is not necessary to include the decimal point and the two zeroes.
If the form of payment is plastic, GlobalWare does not process the NT- general remark.