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SVDATA to copy missing company?

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SVDATA to copy missing company?

SVDATA to copy missing company?

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We created copies of our companies last year, and have since switched laptops that MAS90 runs on. Now those backup companies don't show up. How do I get them to show up? In other words, we copied company NEW to N08 so we could have access to certain GL data. Then in January, we switched MAS90 to a new Laptop.  If I look in Windows Explorer, the N08 data files are there. But in Mas90, when I go to open the company, N08 doesn't show up. How do go about getting N08 to show up in Mas90?

 

RE: SVDATA to copy missing company?

How did you add MAS90 to the new laptop?   

RE: SVDATA to copy missing company?

Try going into Company Maintenance and creating the company code N08.  By the way, what level are you on?

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