Sage Insights 2010 Q&A Session

Have a question for Sage North America Management? On Thursday May 20, 2010 from 10:30 to 12:00 there will be an open microphone session where Sage leaders will take questions from Insights participants.

This is an event not to be missed as it will be a rare time when you can ask nearly any question you'd like.

If you're not headed to Denver for the Sage Insights 2010 Reseller Conference - never fear. We have a special form where you can submit questions that you'd like answered.

We'll do our best to ask the top questions that our visitors have submitted.

Realize that highly technical questions are less likely to be addressed because it's expected the panel will be made up of top level Sage Executives (Sue Swenson, Jodi Uecker-Rust, Himanshu Palsule, Paul Johnson, Tom Miller) as opposed to technical product managers.

Can't make Insights 2010 - but would like us to as a question for you? Use this question submission page (not affiliated with Sage).

The Top 10 MAS90 Mistakes Your Staff Will Make This Year

Failing to backup, forgetting to print W2 forms before the next fiscal year and renumbering entire ranges of customers into one lonely account. These are all blunds that we've seen MAS 90 & MAS 200 users make in their accounting systems.

How many more of these 10 mistakes do you recognize (or even better read the list and avoid making any of them in the future)

MAS90 Top 10 Mistakes

Phone Support Plan - 2010

Our 2010 MAS 90 and MAS 200 technical support agreement is now available online.

The cost for unlimited support remains unchanged for 2010.  Support covered under the plan includes phone, remote (using Gotomeeting or similar Internet screen sharing), email and fax.

We also enroll all of our subscribers with a complimentary twice month MAS90 & MAS200 Newsletter.

For more information on our MAS90 Support Plan please visit Schulz Consulting.

Is MAS90 Compatible With Windows 7? That Depends

Trying to load MAS90 or MAS200 to Windows 7 and wondering whether it will work?

According to a posting by Sage in the LinkedIn MAS90 Group you should expect that Service Update 18 (due March 2010) will allow MAS90 and MAS200 v4.3 to be fully compatible with Windows 7 (both 32 and 64 bit).

Sage cautions that there's still testing to be done and that their statement of compatibility is contingent upon those tests being completed in time for the next service update.

MAS90 and MAS200 Windows 7 Compatibility

MAS90 Newsletter Signup

Interesting in tips, tricks and news regarding the popular Sage MAS 90 and MAS 200 accounting software?

Sign up for the Schulz Consulting MAS 90 and MAS 200 email newsletter.

This advertising free newsletter publishes on the first and fifteenth (or first business day after) of each and every month.

Included are links, tips, and important news that we think are of interest to users of Sage MAS 90 and MAS 200 accounting software.

Sign up for the newsletter below. You can leave at any time and your email address is not shared with anyone. We do not send anything (no advertising) except MAS 90 and MAS 200 news.

MAS90 Newsletter

MAS90 & MAS200 Closing The Year Tips

Confused about how to close the year in Sage MAS 90 or MAS 200?

Check out these tips including - order of closing, best practices, supported platforms and more.

How to close the year in MAS90 or MAS 200

Hardware and Operating System Compatibility List for Sage MAS 90 and 200 Updated 12/31/09

The MAS 90 and MAS 200 supported hardware and software platforms matrix have just been updated.

These checklists show which operating and hardware platforms are officially supported by Sage Software for their MAS 90 and MAS 200 accounting software.

Last updated in February 2009 the new matrix includes guidance on Windows 7 (not supported for 4.3 or earlier) as well as tips on Windows Vista setup and configuration.

The MAS 90 Supported Hardware and MAS 200 Supported Hardware and Operating Systems are available now for download.  Both of these worksheets are dated 12/28/09 and appear to have been released on 12/31/09. Happy New Year.

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