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Guess
what! We just started something new! You have a quick question, and
can't wait in the phone queue? Hit us up on Windows Live. We can now
answer your questions quickly and easily, with no waiting time
involved! For more information please contact Sabrina at 732-747-0113
ext 102 or E-mail at Sabrina@clearcomputing.com
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Your
company's operational software is the backbone of your business and
should be a money-making machine! Call our office and ask
us to show you new ways to be more efficient and save money! |
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Webinars
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Sign up for Free Webinars. Every Tuseday at 2:00pm EST. Topics and dates* are
Tuesday, June 23, 2009 at 2 P.M. EDT
"How to Use Pop-Up Notes for Sites and Customers"
Tuesday, June 30, 2009 at 2 P.M. EDT
"How to Use Map Templates"
To sign up please contact Joel by E-mail at Joel Smith. Check our website to see upcoming days and information.Clear Computing
*Sorry for the reschedule. Due to Illness in the office we had to change some dates.
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Feature of the Week: Credits and Refunds
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Need to refund
customer due to an over-payment or credit?
You can do this one of two ways:
- From any screen click Receivables, then Post
Receivables. Enter the invoice
and check numbers. Enter the
payment as a negative
amount (a hyphen plus the number).
It will convert to a number printed in red in parentheses. Click Save.
- From any screen click Receivables, then Invoice
Adjustment. At the Accrual
Adjustment tab, fill in the information from the original payment. Use ADJ
as the rate code. In the note field, add the reason for the
adjustment. Tab through and click Post.
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Hint of the Week
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You come in on Monday morning
and your TAC won't open. You can save
time and a phone call by re-starting your computer. Then try to open TAC. If it still doesn't
open, give us a call and one of our tech support staff will be happy to help.
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| Joke of the Week |
During a break at the plant
where I'm employed, I walked by a friend who works with computers. He was
sitting at his desk with his feet propped up, staring straight ahead as if in a
trance. When he didn't stir as I passed, I asked, "Are you all
right?"
He blinked, smiled and said, "I'm on screensaver." --Reader's Digest
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We
hope you are enjoying the newsletter and it's helping you use TAC in
new ways. We appreciate your input! You can send questions
and comments to Sabrina Lipp
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