Did you not backup before the upgrade?
Everyone was advised to backup their files before the upgrade. Just wondering why some people have apparently not done that - if you had, you would easily be able to retrieve your file and get on with using the program (for those who are saying they can only open an old file, or can't find one at all). This is the whole point of backups and if you aren't doing them, you can't blame Reckon when things turn to **** and you don't have your most recent file in a safe place.
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Cathy, I'm in the exact same boat as you!
Dak, it's easy to point fingers, I agree, but everyone has a different situation.
I did backups and none of them are there either. Been on the phone for an hour
the email that said to backup was only sent on Friday, I didn't actually work on Friday, bedsides backing anywhere other than their system I have found to be impossible to do, and I am not an IT person, I am just a user of their system. I did however do my last backup early July and that is not there either.
It will be all good. I have several company files for different clients and they are slowly being fixed one at a time. Patience is not one of my virtues but I am learning very quickly. All data is there so far.
In the new version with the upload/download buttons (if you can get in!), you just click on the download button to access the B drive. The file will then save to your Downloads folder and you can save it wherever you want.
For the old way - http://kb.reckon.com.au//issue_view.asp?ID=4674
In the new version I have no backups there at all now. None. This has been a total disaster. I have 3 files in there to use, 1 is 2 months old, 1 is over 6 months old and the other is several years old. I noticed the upload/download feature on the new program seems to work so as I can save easily onto my computer but that doesn't help me going forward. The best I can do is use the file which is 2 months old and this causes all sorts of problems because this is prior to the payroll year being completed and closed off for the new payroll/financial year. Which means the payroll scales are all going to be wrong. Patience is being very stretched. Doing major upgrades at the end of financial years is probably NOT a good idea. This is the busiest time of year and I have accountants hammering me for information. At the moment I have gone back to basic manual accounting in the hope that this problem is totally backed up to the older version which for me worked quite well.
I do appreciate your notes. Thanks.