| Customizing QuickBooks for your business needs: We're going to go through a series of questions and at the end we'll have a program that's set up and tailored to our business needs by selecting features that QuickBooks feels will best serve us. |
| Accrual-based accounting is the recognition of revenues and expenses based on receipt of products and services rather than payment. In accrual-based accounting you have not earned the revenue until the customer has received their product or service just as you have not incurred the expense until you have received the products or services you purchased. |
| In double entry accounting there are two entries made to the transaction instead of one. Unlike single entry counting, double entry accounting shows us not only where the money is going but also where it came from. |
| Like the income statement the balance sheet is one of the most important financial reports an accounting system produces. The balance sheet summarizes your company's current value or net worth or at any given point in time. |
| Like the income statement the balance sheet is one of the most important financial reports an accounting system produces. The balance sheet summarizes your company's current value or net worth or at any given point in time. |
| The income statement also contains cost of goods sold. The cost of goods sold is a figure reflecting the cost of the product or service that your business sells to generate revenue. |
| One of the most important financial reports an accounting system produces is the income statement, which is also known as a profit and loss statement. The income statement summarizes a company's revenue and expense for a specific period of time and will let you know if your company is making or losing money. |
| Before you begin using an accounting program like QuickBooks, you should understand the basic function of it. An accounting system is nothing more than a way to organize financial information. Yep, that's it. |
| In this clip, host David Rivers discusses how to troubleshoot printer problems when you go to print a file and the printer does not want to talk to the computer. He details some methods, including how to read the printer icon in the taskbar, how to look at the queue of files waiting to print, and troubleshoot to see what might be the problem, such as an out of paper message. |
| In this clip, host David Rivers discusses the print functionality in Windows 7, and he talks about printing directly from Windows Explorer. With the file selected in Windows Explorer, you can print by choosing File and choose print. He also discusses the default printer and how to make any printer a default printer. |
In this clip, host Dan Gookin takes a look at some of the icons on the desktop for Windows Vista, including the network, Internet Explorer, and computer icons. He also covers folders on the desktop as well as shortcut icons. He also covers the Quick Launch bar as well organizing and arranging items on the desktop. |
| In this clip, host Dan Gookin discusses printing, and demonstrates it using the Paint program. He covers the File Menu's print command and covers the print Dialog box which lists available printers, and prints from a network printer. He also shows how to print multiple copies and other print functions. |
| In this clip, host Dan Gookin discusses the various options to quitting Windows. He shows how to quit Windows via the Start Button, including the options, including the Lock option, log out, Switch user, sleep, and shut down. |
| In this clip, host Dan Gookin discusses the importance of saving your work. Saving your work is so important that you should do it often. He details why it is important to get in the habit of saving your files, and how to do it using Wordpad as an example. |
| In this clip, host Dan Gookin discusses the importance of saving your work. He details why it is important to get in the habit of saving your files, and how to do it in this very short clip. |
| In this clip, host Dan Gookin discusses the opposite of the Save command, the open command. Gookin covers how to access the Open command in various programs, and explains the folders, categories, and lists of the Open Dialog box. He details how to open files of a similar type, and so forth. |
| In this clip, host Tom Wolsky discusses Time Machine, Mac OS X's backup utility that backs your data to an external hard drive. In this clip,discusses how to turn on Time Machine and choose the drive to back up to. He covers how Time Machine works and stores information, and how to restore the backed up material as well as how to find missing documents. |
| In this clip, host Tom Wolsky showcases Spaces, the application that enables you to create room to create different tasks to work on different groups of applications. He takes a look at the basic four spaces and shows how to use them and set them up. |
| In this clip, host Mark Abdelnour looks at the Gold Plated Shipping Scam, which by being purposely vague, sellers charge unsuspecting bidders wildly crazy prices. He advises looking closely at the small print, such as Free shipping, (handling fees apply). Be very careful when there is free shipping in the title as there may be handling fees. He advises reading the entire listing carefully especially with regard to shipping and handling. |
| In this video, host Tom Negrino covers Quicken's One Step update, which enables you to update any or all of your online accounts with one click. He details the two main ways to activate One Step Update. |
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