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- #QUICKBOOKS PRO 2008 5 USER INSTALL#
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When you click the button, a list of outstanding items appears, from which you can choose which items to add to the invoice. Now when you create an invoice for a customer with outstanding billable items – whether time or expenses – an Add Time/Costs button becomes active on the invoice, handily flagging up that there are further items to bill the customer for. A re-organisation of the layout of the Payroll module, which requires an extra subscription on top of the QuickBooks Pro price, makes it easier to understand.īut there are also some more serious feature additions. VAT reporting has been streamlined, and now if you track VAT on a cash basis you can use the File VAT feature in the same way as you can for accrual-based VAT accounting. There are some enhancements to functions and workflow, too. The Customer Centre not only houses a customer list, with related information about the selected customer and an overview of recent transactions, but it also lets you create new customers and jobs or enter transactions, from estimates to sales. New Customer, Supplier and Employee Centres each hold information about debtors, creditors and employees. So much for tidying up and doing things the right way.Intuit has also rearranged the old-fashioned purchase and sales ledgers into something more useful. This is only the case if you are integrating, so I would have been able to have it run as a service without QB integration. Not only that, but because we are integrating, Fishbowl will only run as an application, as opposed to a service, which requires the "server" to be logged in so the application can be running. Then due to some accounting department over-sight requests regarding fishbowl management, we now have to integrate it with QB to get that functionality and it doesn't support anything earlier than 2009.
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We had our parts department using 2008 and then we were able to upgrade to Fishbowl Inventory, and I was "promised" that this would replace QB and we could get rid of it.
#QUICKBOOKS PRO 2008 5 USER WINDOWS 7#
I am going to be installing 1 user of QB 2013 on a Windows 7 VM guest.
#QUICKBOOKS PRO 2008 5 USER SOFTWARE#
If you virtualize, the free ESXi version doesn't have the APIs for backup software to make VM level backups so you would either need to backup inside the guest OS or buy the VMware essentials for $500-$600. Definitely wouldn't run Quickbooks installed on their home machine our file is well over 200MB, I never even considered trying it.
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An RDS server would be similar I've wanted to go that route but Office licensing gets in the way. Two of our people work from home sometimes, I just let them connect to our VPN and RDP to their desktops, and use Quickbooks from there. Our users are using OptiPlex 755 workstations with whatever Core2 and 8GB RAM - nothing fancy or current. However, QB is important enough (at least here!) that it needs to be on good stuff. Of course, make sure the host hardware is good, but an entire physical machine dedicated to it is overkill. I'd definitely second the virtualization recommendation. You need an edition of Quickbooks that supports multi-user mode I think Pro and above does that. It's more than enough for four users on QB Enterprise. Our Quickbooks server is a single-core, 4GB RAM virtual machine running 2008 R2.
#QUICKBOOKS PRO 2008 5 USER INSTALL#
If your version of quickbooks does not support Windows 2012 you could use downgrade rights with a volume license, install windows 2012 for the hyper-V host, then 2008 R2 in your VMs.
#QUICKBOOKS PRO 2008 5 USER FULL#
If you want a full GUI and management tools you can really install 3 instances of Windows 2012 standard, the host will have just the hyper-V role installed which does not count towards the two VM count if all the host is used for is virtualization. Hyper-V 2012 is better than ESXi in my opinion. The 2nd instance would be used for a Remote Desktop Services server to deploy QuickBooks as a RemoteApp to the remote users.Īny modern Xeon processor would do, you'd want likely 12 or 16GB of RAM to spread out among the two VMs and the hypervisor.įor storage I would recommend 4 discs in RAID10. You'd have a "host" server for the data with one of your VM instances.
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If you need remote access then it sounds like you'll want a new server, virtualized, running Windows 2012 Standard, which gives you licensing rights to run two VMs with the same license.