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Peachtree PO Form

I have 3 peachtree workstations. Two of which are working fine. The

3rd station does not contain a form that I need. I thought when I opened up a company all forms and everything would be opened. Is there another step I need to do to import the forms. What is happening is when the user is going to print a PO, there are only two options for the forms generic and another options. The two other computers have custom forms setup to choose from which contain our company name. Any thoughts, I dont have the manual right now and tried a google search and nothing.

Thanks,

Dave

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Starke
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Custom Forms are saved in the [C:\Program Files\Peach\Forms\] on your hard drive of each machine.

Depending on how you installed the PT on the 3rd machine, it may not have grabbed these files. This may happen for instance if you do a standard not network install or use the wrong data folder to begin with.

In any case, go to a machine with the correct form:

Open the form in design Save the form and not the file name and location such as : [C: \Shared\Peach\Forms\PO00000.FRM] Then use Windows Explorer/File Manager to copy this file from that folder to the related folder on the 3rd machine. Make sure you don't have a file by that name first, otherwise just re-name it to PO00001.frm or whatever.

You can email it to the 3rd machine, use the C$ access if you have it or drop to the "shared" folder on the other machine and copy locally from that machine.

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FastFazz

The forms should be stored in only one place and that is on the server, in the Forms folder which is parallel to your company data folders. If your data path is setup incorrectly on the workstations so they don't point to the right place, PT cannot see your forms.

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Diane Koers

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