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Started by Shawn VanderMeer
Tue, 06 Aug 1996 00:00
Windows Canadian Payroll Program
Author: Shawn VanderMeer
Date: Tue, 06 Aug 1996 00:00
Date: Tue, 06 Aug 1996 00:00
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We are looking for a Windows based Canadian Payroll program that can prepare T4's and T4 summaries. The program needs to be able to set up multiple companies. Does anyone have any recommendations. Thanks Shawn VanderMeer, CA -- ************************************************************ ** ** ** Patrick Lett, Inc., Chartered Accountant ** ** Vernon, BC ** ** Canada ** ** ** ** Email: plett@junction.net ** ** ** ** http://mindlink.bc.ca/Shawn_VanderMeer/patlett.htm ** ** ** ************************************************************
Re: Windows Canadian Payroll Program
Author: Tony Toews
Date: Sun, 11 Aug 1996 00:00
Date: Sun, 11 Aug 1996 00:00
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Shawn VanderMeer <plett@junction.net> wrote: >We are looking for a Windows based Canadian Payroll program that can >prepare T4's and T4 summaries. The program needs to be able to set up >multiple companies. Does anyone have any recommendations. Check out MYOB from Bestware. www.bestware.com. Multiple companies are handle by using different sets of data files. Caveat, while I've reviewed it I haven't actually used it. Tony P.S. Aren't you also on the Canadian Accountant's mailing list? ---- Tony Toews, Independent Computer Consultant Jack of a few computer related trades and master (or certified) of none. Microsoft Access Hints & Tips: Accounting Systems, Winfax Pro, Reports and Books at http://www.granite.ab.ca/accsmstr.htm
Re: Windows Canadian Payroll Program
Author: Darrell Wilks
Date: Mon, 12 Aug 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 12 Aug 1996 00:00
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>Tony Toews wrote: > Shawn VanderMeer <plett@junction.net> wrote: > > >We are looking for a Windows based Canadian Payroll program that can > >prepare T4's and T4 summaries. The program needs to be able to set up > >multiple companies. Does anyone have any recommendations. > > Check out MYOB from Bestware. www.bestware.com. Multiple companies > are handle by using different sets of data files. Caveat, while I've > reviewed it I haven't actually used it. > > Tony Be sure to test the printing of reports you plan to use. I've had troubles with the printing portions of the application on both Windows 95 and especially Windows NT 3.51 SP4. Tech support (Bestware) says try different printer driver. They weren't much help otherwise. Still haven't gotten proper report printing and they still haven't admitted problems with the application. All other apps on the systems run and print just fine. -darrell-
Re: Windows Canadian Payroll Program
Author: sorli
Date: Wed, 14 Aug 1996 00:00
Date: Wed, 14 Aug 1996 00:00
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Darrell Wilks <wilksd@cadvision.com> wrote: >>Tony Toews wrote: >> Shawn VanderMeer <plett@junction.net> wrote: >> >> >We are looking for a Windows based Canadian Payroll program that can >> >prepare T4's and T4 summaries. The program needs to be able to set up >> >multiple companies. Does anyone have any recommendations. >> >> Check out MYOB from Bestware. www.bestware.com. Multiple companies >> are handle by using different sets of data files. Caveat, while I've >> reviewed it I haven't actually used it. >> >> Tony >Be sure to test the printing of reports you plan to use. I've had >troubles with the printing portions of the application on both Windows >95 and especially Windows NT 3.51 SP4. Tech support >(Bestware) says try different printer driver. They weren't much help >otherwise. Still haven't gotten proper report printing and they still >haven't admitted problems with the application. All other apps on the >systems run and print just fine. >-darrell- Hey, I see someone else has Win95/MYOB printing problems! My problem is no multiple copies using Canon BJ4100. Canon has this problem with Wordpad too if you can belive that! It is a driver problem and I assume Canon is working on it. TG for the Wordpad problem. Regards, Gord sorli@inforamp.net
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