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Posted by Chad A. Gross [SBS-MVP] on August 8, 2006, 9:25 pm
Please log in for more thread options Another alternative is that when you're running the install, deselect the
options to install sample company data and standard forms . . . Those 12
folders are each sample company data - since the destination folder already
exists (sample data was installed by a previous installation) - Peachtree
creates a new folder.
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Chad A. Gross [SBS-MVP]
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> Bryan wrote:
>> I don't have much experience working with Peachtree and have not used
>> the program at all but I have to take care of setting up new computers.
>> Every time I install Peachtree 2006 on a new computer, the people
>> using the program notice that their custom invoices and statements
>> revert back to a previous version and some recently created statements
>> are missing.
>
> To avoid this install with the local and data path set to the local
> installation path. This will prevent proper network access, but you can
> easily fix this.
>
> After installing the product navigate to C:windows. Find and double
> click on the file named PXXXNNN.ini, PXXNNN.ini, PXXNN.ini, or PXXNN.ini
> where XXX or XX represents the initials of your Peachtree addition (I.E.
> PAA for Premium Accountants Addition) and NNN or NN represents the 1st
> three digits of your Peachtree version (I.E. 130 for 13.0) as displayed in
> the Build: line of the Help | About Peachtree Accounting dialog box.
>
> Locate the line that begins with DATAPATH= and change the path to your
> network data path. Make sure the last directory in the path is one level
> up from the one with your company's .dat files (address.dat, etc.) and
> that all portions of the path confirm to 8.3 naming conventions (8
> characters followed by an optional period and 3 letters with no spaces).
>
> If a directory does not conform to 8.3 naming conventions you can obtain
> the alternate 8.3 name, by changing to its parent at a command prompt,
> entering dir /x and looking in the 2nd to last column of data.
>
> After changing the above save and close the file.
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