Denying Users Access to Accounts List QB 2007

It appears that we need the Enterprise version to get that extra control.

What would life be like without all your questions? You hold the record.

Isn't this a little like the whale telling the fruit fly he holds the record for hot air? You post more in an average week than I post in a year.

The difference is my posts answer questions and yours ask them.

After reading this newsgroup for several years, it appears that you post significantly more sarcastic remarks than actual help.

A small percentage of a big number is still quite large.

Don't know what life would be like, but without questions the ng would be reduced to whining complaints about Intuit policies and sarcastic attempts at witty replies.

IMO the questions are a welcome respite. On occasion I even learn a few things about QB that I had not come across. And, if I ever find a particular individual annoying, there is always the killfile.

There is a line that some posters on newsgroups step over and become pigs. Some of us support our families from consulting and take issue with those that gorge themselfs on the public trough.

I wouldn't worry about it much. Free information is often only worth what was paid for.

Nonsense. No one is personally expected to answer every or any question that comes down the pike. A few good answers are a valuable contribution. Reading and begrudging questions says more about the reader than the questioner. If you resent being a hero, try for simply helpful.

Hey, posting like Mr. Grumpy helps me get though the day. On a side note, enjoyed reading about the adventures of Rik Brown.

Glad you enjoyed it. It's what gets me through the day . . . fantasy paychecks!