The ugly side of business - long

My printer will scan to PDF files so the file ends up being smaller and easy to e-mail or view quickly.

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Actually, in the business center section and while looking at the customers invoices register you have a Report button at the top right side of the register that will show you all outstanding customers and invoices or a view register report.

I sell a few things. ;~) NOT QUICKEN. LOL

Glad to be of help Robert, with all the imformation that I have pumped out of you it was the very least I could do. If I can confuse you any further don't hesitate to ask. ;~)

Leon

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Ain't that the truth! I worked with a couple nazi accountants. They had little expense programs to run on laptops. Their mantra was to record EVERYTHING! WE also saved the receipts, sorted by month. When the IRS came calling, and noticed how neat and organized everything was, quickly lost interest. They love sloppy bookeepers. They bcqn find all kinds of things wrong and asses some hefty fines. Neatniks fare much better.

Yes, I produced a huge quantity of material in DOS and the GEM GUI. That what was used for the original Ventura desktop publishing program runnimg on DOS. I could run anything in the Ventura progam. I could use it on low capacity computers and laser printers. Then they changed it to window and not only was it much slower, but it killed my printer.

I would have loved it if it stayed in the orignal GEM format. But it wasn't compatible with windows.

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Lee Michaels

I agree with you totally. I have often worked with some complicated depreciation schedules. And many accounting programs do not have a depreciation module. Which is one of the reasons I liked Peachtree. They always had a depreciation module.

So in theory, what you are saying is correct. But many folks, including accountants, go with the speadsheet tool for depreciation. And it does not make sense to me either.

I am working with a couple businesses now who are going to straght line depreciation. Just because it substantially reduces the headaches associated with other depreciation options.

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Lee Michaels

"Leon" wrote

What?? Festool doesn't sell Quicken?? :-)

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Lee Michaels

My only thought goes to backing up the data, redundancy is a good thing. The best media for backup is hard drive based at least 2, online backup are also available but I have no experience with any.

Just thought it worth a mention.

Mark

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