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We already do that with the workstations. What I was referring to was the initial settings for each new person for whom I add access to the books. I have to go in the first time and reset everything for their access to match our format. (After that we copy the workstation to their individual workstations.) I would prefer to be able to create a modified default setup to avoid having to adjust the initial setup once we have granted an employee access to the books.
Any suggestions
Compressed transactions show up as un-reconciled when reconciling the bank account. Why aren’t they automatically coming up as either reconciled or be at the bottom of the queue so we don’t have to reconcile them. After all they were all reconciled before conversion.
We keep them compressed because we are finished with that period and do need to see them unless there should be a problem.
We are looking at upgrading to NV2, which in our case will entail a number of hardware upgrades. Our questions at this point are:
1. Is NV2 compatible under AMD, and are there any considerations besides sufficient horsepower.
2. Under a 7 user topology, what is the required server to support all users concurrently, using thin clients (dumb terminals—no hard disk).
3. Under our current implementation (NV1), it appears that the data is downloaded to the user workstation, all computing and updating done on the client, and then the resultant data files are updated to the server.
How can we confirm that this is what is happening.4. Under NV2, how do we configure so that the data processing and updating is all done by the server, with the client only providing the application and GUI layers.
5. Is the configuration different for NV1.
6. Has any studies or benchmarking been conducted to determine the user productivity changes between NV1 and NV2.
7. The ‘strongly recommended’ workstation configuration is 1gb RAM, with the minimum being 512 mb. What are the determining factors that necessitate 1 gb—is # of accounts, # of companies, types of transactions, # of G/L accounts….
8. Can we use Norton Ghost to create a master workstation, create a back-up and then restore to each of the other workstations so that every workstation has one complete and common image.
Thank you
Mary
