QuickBooks 2008 Updates Availaible Now







Welcome to another QuickBooks Gal Minute.

Hi, I'm Jayne Miller, The QuickBooks Gal.

If you are using QuickBooks 2008, you will want to make sure that your software is up to date by downloading the newest updates from Intuit.

If the release number contains R6, then you already have the latest release. To check your release number, simply press the Control button and the number 1 on the top row of your keyboard simultaneously to open a window that will give you the current release number of your software.
I've come upon an odd issue with the latest update that I want to give you a "heads-up" about. On some of my QuickBooks company files, I've noticed that after I download & install the updates, the personalized icons on my customized toolbar disappear and the toolbar returns to its original status. Several clients have called with the same issue.

So far, this is only happening in QuickBooks 2008. And it is an easy fix, so make sure your QuickBooks is current with updates, despite this small issue, and be prepared to adjust your toolbar if needed!






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