How to Chart of Account

Chart of Account

First step:

When we make the chart of account firstly.  Use this softwearand Help file to learn how to use and get the most out of the Peachtree Help system and tis page click the file oppetion

 Maintain chart of account:

We click the maintain and make the chart of account first give id,description and type of account

Firstly we make the cash account this id 105 and description cash and account type cash and given the below of image.

How to beginning balances:

When we open the peachtree software and make the  chart of account after chart of account put the date of December 31 2009.and we make the beginning balance window. we will enter the cash balance an

When we open the window Select the beginning time period exit company

How to open a File in Microsoft Word

Opening Microsoft Word Documents We'll shortly add an address to the top of our Library Complaint letter. Before we do that, we'll learn how to open a file. After all, you might have closed down Microsoft Word, or your computer might have crashed. The result being that you no longer have your library letter loaded into Word. So here's how to Open a file you have saved, and want to work on again. From the File menu, click Open: The Open dialogue box appears, and looks like the image below: The Open dialogue box looks very similar to the Save As dialogue box. "Save in", "File name", and "Files of type" work in exactly the same way as the Save As dialogue box. Notice, though that the File name text box is blank, and the Open button is not available. It has been greyed out. The reason that the Open button is greyed out, and therefore not available, is that text box is empty. Once you select a file, the Open button will be ready for us. But the text box is empty because no file has been selected. A file is selected from the larger white area in the middle. Clicking on the file once with the left hand mouse button will select a file. In the previous image, there was only one file available for selection - a document called "rrKeyCaps.doc". That is not the one we want. To locate the file we want, we need to open the folder called "My WP Projects". Because that's where we saved it. You can see from the image that this folder is in the list of folders, just below the folder called My Pictures: You can see also that we are in the folder called My Documents. To open up the folder we want, simply double click it. This will take us inside the My WP Projects: The whole Open dialogue box now looks like this: The file we want, Library Letter, has been clicked on. As a result, the Open button is no longer greyed out. We can go ahead and click it. When we do, our letter will open in Microsoft Word. To recap then on how to open a file. Do the following · Navigate to the folder where the file was saved · Click on the file to select it · Click the Open button OK, now that you know how to Open a file, we can start adding the address to our letter.

Setup of a new company with the help of peach tree soft wear

By clicking on peach tree soft wear window will show the setup of a new company now click on set up

A new company window will show the following

Here 

Opening Microsoft Word Documents

Opening Microsoft Word Documents We'll shortly add an address to the top of our Library Complaint letter. Before we do that, we'll learn how to open a file. After all, you might have closed down Microsoft Word, or your computer might have crashed. The result being that you no longer have your library letter loaded into Word. So here's how to Open a file you have saved, and want to work on again. From the File menu, click Open: The Open dialogue box appears, and looks like the image below: The Open dialogue box looks very similar to the Save As dialogue box. "Save in", "File name", and "Files of type" work in exactly the same way as the Save As dialogue box. Notice, though that the File name text box is blank, and the Open button is not available. It has been greyed out. The reason that the Open button is greyed out, and therefore not available, is that text box is empty. Once you select a file, the Open button will be ready for us. But the text box is empty because no file has been selected. A file is selected from the larger white area in the middle. Clicking on the file once with the left hand mouse button will select a file. In the previous image, there was only one file available for selection - a document called "rrKeyCaps.doc". That is not the one we want. To locate the file we want, we need to open the folder called "My WP Projects". Because that's where we saved it. You can see from the image that this folder is in the list of folders, just below the folder called My Pictures: You can see also that we are in the folder called My Documents. To open up the folder we want, simply double click it. This will take us inside the My WP Projects: The whole Open dialogue box now looks like this:

Computer Tutorials List

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Opening Microsoft Word

Opening Microsoft Word Documents We'll shortly add an address to the top of our Library Complaint letter. Before we do that, we'll learn how to open a file. After all, you might have closed down Microsoft Word, or your computer might have crashed. The result being that you no longer have your library letter loaded into Word. So here's how to Open a file you have saved, and want to work on again. From the File menu, click Open: The Open dialogue box appears, and looks like the image below: The Open dialogue box looks very similar to the Save As dialogue box. "Save in", "File name", and "Files of type" work in exactly the same way as the Save As dialogue box. Notice, though that the File name text box is blank, and the Open button is not available. It has been greyed out. The reason that the Open button is greyed out, and therefore not available, is that text box is empty. Once you select a file, the Open button will be ready for us. But the text box is empty because no file has been selected. A file is selected from the larger white area in the middle. Clicking on the file once with the left hand mouse button will select a file. In the previous image, there was only one file available for selection - a document called "rrKeyCaps.doc". That is not the one we want. To locate the file we want, we need to open the folder called "My WP Projects". Because that's where we saved it. You can see from the image that this folder is in the list of folders, just below the folder called My Pictures: You can see also that we are in the folder called My Documents. To open up the folder we want, simply double click it. This will take us inside the My WP Projects: The whole Open dialogue box now looks like this: Computer Tutorials List Beginners Computing Word 2007 to 2010 > Word 2000 to 2003 < Excel 2007 to 2010 Excel 2000 to 2003 Web Design Cascading Style Sheets Javascript Visual Basic .NET Beginners PHP C# .NET Java for Beginners Qualifications and Certificates

Opening Microsoft Word Documents We'll shortly add an address to the top of our Library Complaint letter. Before we do that, we'll learn how to open a file. After all, you might have closed down Microsoft Word, or your computer might have crashed. The result being that you no longer have your library letter loaded into Word. So here's how to Open a file you have saved, and want to work on again. From the File menu, click Open: The Open dialogue box appears, and looks like the image below: The Open dialogue box looks very similar to the Save As dialogue box. "Save in", "File name", and "Files of type" work in exactly the same way as the Save As dialogue box. Notice, though that the File name text box is blank, and the Open button is not available. It has been greyed out. The reason that the Open button is greyed out, and therefore not available, is that text box is empty. Once you select a file, the Open button will be ready f