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I am the newly elected Supervisor (mayor) of a small town... taking
office Jan 1 . As supervisor I am the financial officer/bookkeeper.
My predecessor (who lost the election to me) has ALL the town financial
records/payroll data (Quickbooks) on his home computer (not really
legal in NY State). I have to get the Quickbooks 2000 software and
financial data installed on a town owned computer very quickly.
The town purchased the Quickbooks 2000 and therefore owns it. We also
own all the financial data. After a long delay the Software was handed
over and a zip disk with our data file. However, the data file is an
Accountant Review only and requires an administrative password. So we
cannot continue to do our finances.
So far our requests for the password have been ignored. We are not
optimistic. Legal action will take a long time and I need to work in
Quickbooks immediaitely ( taxes, payroll, checking etc).
Is there any way we can get around that administrative password on that
data file? Any other suggestions?
office Jan 1 . As supervisor I am the financial officer/bookkeeper.
My predecessor (who lost the election to me) has ALL the town financial
records/payroll data (Quickbooks) on his home computer (not really
legal in NY State). I have to get the Quickbooks 2000 software and
financial data installed on a town owned computer very quickly.
The town purchased the Quickbooks 2000 and therefore owns it. We also
own all the financial data. After a long delay the Software was handed
over and a zip disk with our data file. However, the data file is an
Accountant Review only and requires an administrative password. So we
cannot continue to do our finances.
So far our requests for the password have been ignored. We are not
optimistic. Legal action will take a long time and I need to work in
Quickbooks immediaitely ( taxes, payroll, checking etc).
Is there any way we can get around that administrative password on that
data file? Any other suggestions?