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Izzet

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  1. Jsh, I do suggest paying attention to Jack on the terminal setup part. As I did mention, I know what is causing your problem, but I do not know how to set up terminal setups myself >< ~Reptar
  2. Jsh, therein lies the problem. When you open ATX, it also opens up .Net framework within a computer. .Net framework only allows one registered user into it at a time on the same computer. Ergo, when you have John signed into his desktop on Computer A with ATX 2013 open, .Net framework is open for John and John alone on Computer A. When Jane attempts to open ATX in her desktop on Computer A, the message that pops up is along the lines of 'Josh currently has ATX open, he must close before you can open'. This is due to .Net framework limitations. I am unsure of how to setup the ATX program within a terminal environment. I have never tried it; I only know what stops ATX from running that way in a terminal environment. I have heard of some skilled IT guys of being able to bend the rules of .Net framework, but I do not know how myself.
  3. Import/Export is OK, but it does not capture e-filed information. So, when you import into that new computer, you do not get the e-file information from e-file manager, or acks. Dsparks, you should create a folder in a flashdrive, and backup ATX2012 into it. Once that backup finishes, safely remove the flash drive from the computer and plug into the new computer. Ensure that ATX2012, on the new computer, is fully up to date. Once done, use the restore utility to restore all of the returns; this ensures you have all of your acknowledgements along with the returns in case of IRS audits.
  4. I would recommend sticking with the Win 7 myself. Win 8 does have a bit of a curve to get used to. As well, CCH SFS partnered with Dell for lower cost upgrades and new computers for ATX/TW users. www.dell.com/mpp/sfs is the website link; the OptiPlex 7010MT Win 7 version is a solid computer - i7 processor, 16 GB RAM, and a 500GB hard drive.
  5. LukeB... Did you possibly do a Bulk Disposition of the asset? If so... even though the asset itself has been deleted, the bulk disposition is still in the system within Fixed Assets. You would have to delete the bulk disposition itself to get rid of that. If that is not the case I do not know... I had a similar problem earlier in season.
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    Terry: I am looking at a 16" Zildjian A Custom EFX. They sound amazing... but the price.... sheesh.
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    Terry O - I actually have a Tama Rockstar DX kit from the mid 90s with Zildjian ZXT cymbals... I love playing anything punk or grunge
  8. You can e-file a 2011 return provided that the return in question qualifies as MeF. This holds true for most federal return, and a few states... notably, OH, NY, and CA. Most states, in 2011, were still legacy; therefore, most states will have to be paper filed for 2011. For 2010, roughly 25-30% of federal returns were MeF, and no states were MeF. If your ATX 2010 program will allow you to create the e-file for the federal return, then you can safely transmit it; however, you will have to paper file most federal and all states for 2010 due to this. This holds true for individual returns; the IRS will accept e-filed business returns for current year plus two years back and most states will as well. Some states require they be paper filed for prior years. The IRS, in 2011, stated and posted that this is how it is going for individual returns going hereon out. For next year, you will be able to e-file 2013, 2012, and 2011 returns provided they meet the MeF guidelines. 2014 will see the e-filing of 2014, 2013, and 2012... at which point every individual return, with minor exceptions, would be MeF.
  9. I love Muenster and Provolone. But I adore a good Guyere, slightly melted on rye, with Guinness on a long day.
  10. Guinness is very nice... but drinking a couple feels like a sandwich in the stomach.
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