This book presumes that the reader has mastered the basic functions in the standard versions of QuickBooks. This book starts with Installing Multiple Editions and goes on from there. The concentration in this book is on things like tracking assets, predicting cash flow, analyzing and projecting company performance, and using various enhanced accounting functions.



In addition, the book covers the other specialized editions for accounting, contractors, professional services, retail, and the manufacturing/wholesale.



I like Ms. Ivens style. In regards to the Vehicle list in the Customer & Vendor Profile list group. She says: "I can't figure it out either." This kind of writing helps the reading stay interesting rather than just more dull computer book stuff.



Ms. Ivens as also written QuickBooks 2005 The Official Guide to cover the more basic introductory level material.

This book presumes that the reader has mastered the basic functions in the standard versions of QuickBooks. This book starts with Installing Multiple Editions and goes on from there. The concentration in this book is on things like tracking assets, predicting cash flow, analyzing and projecting company performance, and using various enhanced accounting functions.

In addition, the book covers the other specialized editions for accounting, contractors, professional services, retail, and the manufacturing/wholesale.

I like Ms. Ivens style. In regards to the Vehicle list in the Customer & Vendor Profile list group. She says: "I can't figure it out either." This kind of writing helps the reading stay interesting rather than just more dull computer book stuff.

Ms. Ivens as also written QuickBooks 2005 The Official Guide to cover the more basic introductory level material.

This book presumes that the reader has mastered the basic functions in the standard versions of QuickBooks. This book starts with Installing Multiple Editions and goes on from there. The concentration in this book is on things like tracking assets, predicting cash flow, analyzing and projecting company performance, and using various enhanced accounting functions.

In addition, the book covers the other specialized editions for accounting, contractors, professional services, retail, and the manufacturing/wholesale.

I like Ms. Ivens style. In regards to the Vehicle list in the Customer & Vendor Profile list group. She says: "I can't figure it out either." This kind of writing helps the reading stay interesting rather than just more dull computer book stuff.

Ms. Ivens as also written QuickBooks 2005 The Official Guide to cover the more basic introductory level material.