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Backup: Could not open for reading, C:\...\CHART.DAT

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Backup: Could not open for reading, C:\...\CHART.DAT

Backup: Could not open for reading, C:\...\CHART.DAT

(OP)
Peachtree Accounting 2004:
When performing "Year End Wizard" software locks up when performing "Backup" function.  The above message is presented, then software locks.  However, performing routine backup when closing PT works fine.  It only produces error and locks when performing backup through the Year End Wizard.  Thus, I am unable to close a fiscal year so that I may proceed to current year.  Any help is greatly appreciated.

Greg

RE: Backup: Could not open for reading, C:\...\CHART.DAT

GDMontgomery,

Hey, I'm having that same problem too. Have you had any success in fixing this problem?
If I solve this before you I'll let you know.


Sam.

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