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  1. Keval says:

    I want to run 3 sessions of Quickbooks off the same host PC and allow 3 users to log in using thin clients. I have the licenses but they are all singles and demand that I install QB 3 times on 3 individual PC’s. Is there a way to merge the licenses so that the single installation can allow up to 3 logins?

    • Keval – That’s not the way QB works. For QB, you have to install QB on each machine, even if you plan to use it in a networked environment where each user is accessing a company file on a server. There is 1 exception to this, and it’s what you are looking for: QB Enterprise Solutions. QB ES allows you to install QB on a server and to use remote PC’s as terminals without QB installed. QB ES starts at a 5 user license and goes up from there. It’s more capable than QB Pro or Premier and uses a faster database engine. With those extra capabilities, it’s also more expensive. If that’s something that is of interest, get in touch with us.

  2. Sylwia says:

    Hiya,

    Is it possible to save Chart of accounts or Account Balance with entries of one Company and then import them to another? I have been struggling with multiple currency account i created and i would like to Start again with brand new company where i could import some of my data without having to re-enter everything yet again.

    Is it possible?

    I will very much appreciate your reply.

    Sylwia

    • You can certainly export the chart of accounts from one company file and import it into another company file. However, the chart of accounts is simply a list of the accounts. For the balances, you’ll need to either re-enter the transactions, explore transaction import via IIF files, or consider using 3rd party tools based on Intuit’s SDK to import transactions. Intuit doesn’t encourage transaction import via IIF files and won’t support you if you choose to do it. If the number of transactions is small, you may find it easier to just re-enter them. Hope that helps.

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