Extending our understanding of routine software tools such as QuickBooks Multi User sets the stage for us to profit from new technologies. Most of us know the QuickBooks icon well. Our common frame of reference allows us to explore over-used, over-hyped technology terms like virtual computing, virtualization, cloud computing, cloud services and the cloud, in [...]
Question: I recently set up the XP Pro QuickBooks server and have a couple of questions. The only way for all users to have access to files is to keep QuickBooks open on the server. This, in turn is using up one of my licenses. I have tried the server manager, but it is not [...]
There is no secret. Transitioning to Google Apps is hard work and not for the faint of heart! It’s also no secret that Google targets Microsoft Outlook used with Exchange Server or with just plain old POP3 to build the APPs market share. Consequently, using Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook for deployment requires those [...]
I often get the question, “I just purchased QuickBooks, so what do I do next?” 1 – Install the software on a test computer, preferably a new computer that meets High Performance System Requirements with a fresh operating system installation. XP Professional SP2, Vista Home Premium, Business or Ultimate Operating Systems, Win 7 Pro or [...]
While on the QuickBooks Online Community the other day, I took the opportunity to answer a particularly difficult question concerning QuickBooks Multi User and Microsoft Server 2003 that has plagued systems people for awhile. QUESTION: I have the Database Server Manager running on a Windows 2003 server. It seems that when ever I use Remote [...]