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MSchappler
ModeratorThe USB external drive concept introduced in the NewViews 2.08 Manual under How How to make NewViews run faster explains the difference between accessing the disk randomly vs. sequentially.
If a machine comes installed with the Microsoft default hard disk drivers, accessing the disk will be adequate for opening word documents, spreadsheets, sound files and etc but the performanace will be very slow for a disk intensive application like NV2.
Install the correct hard disk drivers from the manufacters web site and you should see better performanace without moving to a USB drive.
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Martin
MSchappler
ModeratorI’d start with downloading the correct video drivers for your video card. Go to the manufacturers web site and download and install them.
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Martin
MSchappler
ModeratorGood Stuff!
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Martin
MSchappler
ModeratorSorry no.
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Martin
MSchappler
ModeratorCheck the column cell name in your Excel template (Insert > Name > Define) and compare it with the Payroll Report Code window in NV2 for that cell definition with the employee in question. Is there multiple account suffixes for that employee that match the cell specified in the NV2 Payroll Report Code table that Excel is reporting on?
I would need to see the:
Payroll Report Code Window
Employee Paayroll Record (Account Setup)
The excel template and your current output.Regards,
Martin
MSchappler
ModeratorCreate and use a journal for non taxable entries and remove the columns from the journal (Ctrl Delete on the column cell).
If you have an invoice that combines both taxable and non taxable entries, then post to the regular journal.
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Martin
MSchappler
ModeratorNo. The bomerang transactions are placed for AP aging and need to be there. Adding extra edit date capabilities on AP accounts outside of the Users Edit begin and end dates would make auditing more complicated as would posting an entry to the vendor account for the outstanding balance and then reallocating the posting in the period in which the user can access.
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Martin
MSchappler
ModeratorHighlight all the files (Ctrl A) and then right mouse while all the files are highlighted click properties. Uncheck read only. When prompted to include sub folders, click yes to uncheck the data files as well.
Windows XP copies the files from a CD to the target folders and unchecked the read-only attributes when copied. Prior versions of windows did not.
Windows 2000 prompts to perform the operation on sub folders (Yes/No). Windows 98 does not prompt whereby you must perform the same task on sub folders.
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Martin
MSchappler
ModeratorYes. Right mouse click on the Object title bar and select Window > New Database Explorer. This will give aanother explorer in your books from which to choose reports, transactions etc. You can have mnay different database explorers open in your NV2 books.
You can also rename explorers to a custom name of your choice by right mouse clicking on the odbcderiveds explorer title bar > Window > Edit Title.
For more information, see the NewViews 2.08 Manual > Operating NewViews > Database Explorer
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Martin
MSchappler
ModeratorIn 2.08 there is Print > Account Ledgers. It will print the information you require but it will not print the Opening Balance. You can set the destination to display and add the opening balance to the excel spreadsheet.
2.09 Print > Account Ledgers will offer this capability.
2.09 will be released in November 2006.
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Martin
MSchappler
ModeratorIn 2.08 there is Print > Account Ledgers. It will print the information you require but it will not print the Opening Balance. You can set the destination to display and add the opening balance to the excel spreadsheet.
2.09 Print > Account Ledgers will offer this capability.
2.09 will be released in November 2006.
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Martin
MSchappler
ModeratorThe users Access Tos granted by the Administrator allow the user to view the Accounts, Journals, and Reports by going to them directly or by using the F9 (Journal/Ledger switch) key.
The pick root is currently set by the user (not the administrator) which is leading to the confusion and the encountered bug when changing the pick root when you enter the books as that user. All the accounts do appear when you press F3 to pick an account which does let you post to the account but if it is an account that the user does not have access to (Access Tos table set by the administrator) you can not view the cross account (F9) as access is denied.
In 2.09, there will be some extra options for the user on the user Access Tos table for the pick root which can only be set by the administrator (or a user with administrator rights) and a Preferences table (perhaps under File > Preferences) where the user can change items about ones self that are logical and do not breach security. I have the programmers looking at this.
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Martin
MSchappler
ModeratorThere maybe another service pack update. Every service pack update delays the release of 2.09 which maybe released by the end of this month.
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Martin
MSchappler
ModeratorJim,
I’ll forward your request and see if it can be included in 2.09.
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Martin
MSchappler
ModeratorI can reproduce your problem and will explained it to the programmers. The vendor account pick root (F11 on the vendor ledger details ) should be respected if you post to the vendor account everywhere in NV2.
To change the pick root for the vendor, press F11 in the item field > F3 on Pick Root and select a different expense account. Note, I did try this and received a simular bug error.
I’ll let you know when this is fixed.
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Martin
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