automatically or command line version of "file > backup"

kyle · 2006-09-26T13:29:18+00:00

i am trying to integrate an automatic approach for some lazy clients ofmine who don't want to do "file > backup" or do the quickbooks onlinebackup services. anyways, maybe someone here has had success withhaving some command line interface to do a backup for a company.. or isearched through the archives and found people kept mentioning aboutautomatically backup on exit... using qb2002 (us edition if itmatters) and i cannot find this preference setting anywhere.. thatwould be fine too.. i could tell the client just close out of qb andstart it back up (thus creating the backup)... thanks,kyle

Barnabas Collins 19 years ago

Personally i'm using the 99 version. Still works just fine. But then I don't do payroll on it.

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Allan Martin 19 years ago

Did you expect it to stop working?

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HeyBub 19 years ago

I disagree. In the example I cited above, it was the "family practitioner" that caused the grief in the first place. Had it not been for the CPAs (relative) incompetence, my friend would not have teetered on the edge of needing a heart specialist.

Not knowing your neighbors wife, I can't say whether the CPA made the correct move.

As to filing suit against KFC, well, the wife was fine until she walked into the CPA's office....

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Allan Martin 19 years ago

Actually the CPA also had a degree in medicine. I strongly recommend that when choosing someone to prepare your tax returns make sure they have both a CPA and medical certificate on the wall.

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