okay, looking to update some old 2000 quickbooks pro files to quickbooks accounting 2006/07 spec.
Help file tells me to re-install 2006/07 and upgrade the old 8 files "during" the installation.
anyone know another way? For the life of me, cant find the original 2006/07 cd.
Trying to just open it in 2006 tells me i'm in the wrong "flavour".
tells me to open a help file before upgrading, and the help file tells me to re-install 2006.
Full Version: quickbooks upgrade. Jesus.
guys, anyone here point me towards a reliable help community? Their tech support line is $4.90 per minute...
The yahoo computer forums are usually good value for help, aslong as you dont get into one where they are a bunch of stuck up a$$holes
yeah, once or twice.
found out today that apprently you cant upgrade from old version using "accounting". you need to be using at least "plus".
Their setup is a f***ing rort. $5 per minute help line, or a $350 odd p.a "tech support" sign up fee. Add about $1k on top for "emergency data recovery", and f*** the fact you already spent about $350 per licence.
found out today that apprently you cant upgrade from old version using "accounting". you need to be using at least "plus".
Their setup is a f***ing rort. $5 per minute help line, or a $350 odd p.a "tech support" sign up fee. Add about $1k on top for "emergency data recovery", and f*** the fact you already spent about $350 per licence.
Yeah, thought it might have been you there on the forums.
I didn't think there would be too many people on a US forum who had exactly the same problem that you've outlined AND beginning their post with "G'day"
Don't know much about the app myself, but I seen there were a few conversion tools floating around.
Is it possible to convert your data into, say, a CSV, then import it back into the new version of Quickbooks?
Just throwing some ideas around, no doubt you've already thought of plenty.
I didn't think there would be too many people on a US forum who had exactly the same problem that you've outlined AND beginning their post with "G'day"
Don't know much about the app myself, but I seen there were a few conversion tools floating around.
Is it possible to convert your data into, say, a CSV, then import it back into the new version of Quickbooks?
Just throwing some ideas around, no doubt you've already thought of plenty.
LOL i was wondering what gave me away.
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