How do I copy a single account from a file containing multiple accounts?
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It depends on exactly what you are trying to do. If you are intending to establish a new file with just the single account with which you are concerned, then probably the best thing to do is to delete all the other accounts except that single account and save the file (as modified) with a NEW NAME. This will result in two files now: the old multiple-account file and the new single-account file. If it was your intention to add the target single account to another FILE already populated with multiple accounts, I am afraid that can only be done for a limited number of account types (not bank, credit card, brokerage, etc.) such as asset or liability accounts. That would be done by exporting the specified account to a QIF file and then importing that new QIF file into the pre-existing Quicken file.
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Yes you can. But is built for just one user. So u can use it on multiple systems with just 1 user account. Let me know if you want some. Running out of stock soon.
1001130
I'm interested in the answer to this as well. I've always bought the cd version thinking it's the only way I can share with family members. (I believe it's up to 3 filings)? Would the 'download' version allow for this too?
2276887
You can certainly copy it. I do not use automated backup routines (except for C: drive) so cannot comment on these.
1381817
Check the Scrivener web site for their latest policy for installing on multiple computers. I'm pretty sure if you buy for multiple operating systems, you'll have to pay separately.
1567770
Network drive has a public folder and two more folders per user (up to 4 users). You can copy directly from the old disk to the new one. Another option is to copy them to the PC and the run the new backup process. Hope this helps.
100694
I haven't tried it, but I don't see why not. Make a folder completely separate from the one where the backups are being directed, and put anything you want in that folder.
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The easiest way is to hook both up to a single computer and transfer from there. I use MS Home Server of run them from the router and copy.
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We use it as a stand alone ie it is NOT hooked up to any computer. You just walk up to the unit hit the on button all the doors open. Then put the disk you want copied into the top draw and as many blank discs (up to 5) as you want copies then hit start and all the doors close and the duplication begins. Come back in 15 to 20 minutes and you have all your copies...
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I'm sure you can do it yourself on your home pc, but the easiest way is to take it into a boost stoe and have them transfer the data.
1662209
Yes but you can not use it for the "copy" function, only the print function
1275313
Pick out to programs you want in the same folder, then drag one onto the other
867462
It should create its own sub file. I downloaded it onto my desktop and it executed its own extraction.
1856223
I'm not sure how I got included in the reply group--don't own, did not review. However, in the description the following text should answer the question. I can't imagine ADF would work for copy but not for scan--because, in effect, scan precedes copy. Fast and convenient walk-up copying either using the 50-page auto document feeder
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Try Clonezillla. It's always worked for me and is free. It will clone your entire boot drive.
2182987
I have not transfered files from earlier versions so I'm sorry I cannot help you. The reason is I have just started using this software in our business.
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Yes. I found out just the other day. You need to format the Target Drive before duplication. I did mine, took forever but, No Errors !