Well...you let me join, so I'll start apologizing now

[howardr]

for what is sure to be the hundreds of dopey questions you can expect to hear from me.

My name is Howard and I have recently acquired a consulting company that has used QB Pro 2004 for the last 6 years. Accounting was done in a questionable fashion in the past, but good enough to get the job done.

I have just converted the company file to QB Premier 2010, in the hopes of getting a better handle on the accounting, especially in regards to project costing etc. I Used Karl Irvin's products to do the conversion, and I am very impressed with how well it worked.

Hopefully, I will be able to spend some time getting familiar with the new version. Any suggestions would be welcome.

Thanks for reading.