Some business office procedures remain the same as they have for centuries. Has QuickBooks 2010 transformed some of them?
Some business office procedures remain the same as they have for centuries. Has QuickBooks 2010 transformed some of them?
I guest blogged for Smart Business, Stupid Business about a customer that had serious IT instabilities, but refused to address them. We had to repair their data a dozen times, but they never learned.
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Have you ever seen a screen like this?
I hope not!
But if you ever do find yourself unable to open your company, or it fails when you try to do certain operations in QuickBooks, there are three possibilities for recovery:
1. Restore your last good backup. Hopefully you have one that is pretty current.
Just make sure that [...]
If QuickBooks crashes, here are four steps you can take to make the best out of a bad situation.
If you don’t have a plan for consistently backing up your data, here is very doable one.
QuickBooks disasters come in at least three flavors.
Scenario #1: System failure: A QuickBooks user has some kind of system catastrophe. A fire, a computer theft, a flood, a server hard drive crash and trash. The computer goes down and takes QuickBooks with it.
That is the time when current, reliable backups are more than handy — [...]
Succeed with QuickBooks in 2010 by making your software work better and harder.