Small Business Customer

[Polly]

Aftr upgrading to MYOB 14 I cannot import this accounting
databse into Small Business Customer Manager. Where can I
find a filter??

 

[Mercury]

Not here, as this is an office newsgroup.

 

[Mercury]

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[Mercury]

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[Mercury]

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[Mercury]

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[Mercury]

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[Mercury]

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[Mercury]

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[Mercury]

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[garfield-n-odie]

Hey, Mercury... For your information, Small Business Customer Manager is
part of Microsoft Office 2000 Small Business, Microsoft Office 2000
Professional, and Microsoft Office 2000 Premium. Therefore, Polly's post is
entirely appropriate for this Office newsgroup, while your reply is neither
correct nor helpful. It's apparent from your past posts that you get your
jollies from telling people "no"... how sad for you. If, as is usually the
case, you have nothing constructive to contribute and/or you don't know the
answer, then please just butt out. Or better yet, change your name to Edsel
and go the way of that ill-conceived marque.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

Hey, Mercury... For your information, Small Business Customer Manager is
part of Microsoft Office 2000 Small Business, Microsoft Office 2000
Professional, and Microsoft Office 2000 Premium. Therefore, Polly's post is
entirely appropriate for this Office newsgroup, while your reply is neither
correct nor helpful. It's apparent from your past posts that you get your
jollies from telling people "no"... how sad for you. If, as is usually the
case, you have nothing constructive to contribute and/or you don't know the
answer, then please just butt out. Or better yet, change your name to Edsel
and go the way of that ill-conceived marque.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

Hey, Mercury... For your information, Small Business Customer Manager is
part of Microsoft Office 2000 Small Business, Microsoft Office 2000
Professional, and Microsoft Office 2000 Premium. Therefore, Polly's post is
entirely appropriate for this Office newsgroup, while your reply is neither
correct nor helpful. It's apparent from your past posts that you get your
jollies from telling people "no"... how sad for you. If, as is usually the
case, you have nothing constructive to contribute and/or you don't know the
answer, then please just butt out. Or better yet, change your name to Edsel
and go the way of that ill-conceived marque.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

Hey, Mercury... For your information, Small Business Customer Manager is
part of Microsoft Office 2000 Small Business, Microsoft Office 2000
Professional, and Microsoft Office 2000 Premium. Therefore, Polly's post is
entirely appropriate for this Office newsgroup, while your reply is neither
correct nor helpful. It's apparent from your past posts that you get your
jollies from telling people "no"... how sad for you. If, as is usually the
case, you have nothing constructive to contribute and/or you don't know the
answer, then please just butt out. Or better yet, change your name to Edsel
and go the way of that ill-conceived marque.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

Hey, Mercury... For your information, Small Business Customer Manager is
part of Microsoft Office 2000 Small Business, Microsoft Office 2000
Professional, and Microsoft Office 2000 Premium. Therefore, Polly's post is
entirely appropriate for this Office newsgroup, while your reply is neither
correct nor helpful. It's apparent from your past posts that you get your
jollies from telling people "no"... how sad for you. If, as is usually the
case, you have nothing constructive to contribute and/or you don't know the
answer, then please just butt out. Or better yet, change your name to Edsel
and go the way of that ill-conceived marque.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

Hey, Mercury... For your information, Small Business Customer Manager is
part of Microsoft Office 2000 Small Business, Microsoft Office 2000
Professional, and Microsoft Office 2000 Premium. Therefore, Polly's post is
entirely appropriate for this Office newsgroup, while your reply is neither
correct nor helpful. It's apparent from your past posts that you get your
jollies from telling people "no"... how sad for you. If, as is usually the
case, you have nothing constructive to contribute and/or you don't know the
answer, then please just butt out. Or better yet, change your name to Edsel
and go the way of that ill-conceived marque.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

Hey, Mercury... For your information, Small Business Customer Manager is
part of Microsoft Office 2000 Small Business, Microsoft Office 2000
Professional, and Microsoft Office 2000 Premium. Therefore, Polly's post is
entirely appropriate for this Office newsgroup, while your reply is neither
correct nor helpful. It's apparent from your past posts that you get your
jollies from telling people "no"... how sad for you. If, as is usually the
case, you have nothing constructive to contribute and/or you don't know the
answer, then please just butt out. Or better yet, change your name to Edsel
and go the way of that ill-conceived marque.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

Hey, Mercury... For your information, Small Business Customer Manager is
part of Microsoft Office 2000 Small Business, Microsoft Office 2000
Professional, and Microsoft Office 2000 Premium. Therefore, Polly's post is
entirely appropriate for this Office newsgroup, while your reply is neither
correct nor helpful. It's apparent from your past posts that you get your
jollies from telling people "no"... how sad for you. If, as is usually the
case, you have nothing constructive to contribute and/or you don't know the
answer, then please just butt out. Or better yet, change your name to Edsel
and go the way of that ill-conceived marque.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

Hey, Mercury... For your information, Small Business Customer Manager is
part of Microsoft Office 2000 Small Business, Microsoft Office 2000
Professional, and Microsoft Office 2000 Premium. Therefore, Polly's post is
entirely appropriate for this Office newsgroup, while your reply is neither
correct nor helpful. It's apparent from your past posts that you get your
jollies from telling people "no"... how sad for you. If, as is usually the
case, you have nothing constructive to contribute and/or you don't know the
answer, then please just butt out. Or better yet, change your name to Edsel
and go the way of that ill-conceived marque.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

Hi, Polly. AFAIK, Microsoft has discontinued development for Small Business
Customer Manager. The latest MYOB filter can be downloaded from
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...a7-cd9c-45fc-b519-cb4997f4a19d&displaylang=en
, but it only works thru MYOB 8.x and MYOB Premier 2.x. There might be a way
within MYOB 14 to convert/export the database to an older format (make a
backup copy of it first!).