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Click on the titles below to Register for the following Webinars:

Developing a Company-Wide Strategy around Act!
Thursday, March 22nd @10am CST

Turning the Ship – Getting Your Entire Company to Participate in Your Act! CRM Strategy  
Thursday, April 5th @10am CST

Crawl – Walk – Run – Gaining Momentum in your Act! CRM Strategy 
Tuesday, May 15th @10am CST

We hope to see you there! Please give us a call at (866)710-4228 or send an email if you have any questions.

Speed Dating with Act! – Thursday, January 25th @ 2 pm CST (Register Here)

Brush up on some great tips to get your Act! streamlined for everyday use. Included will be 10 tips on using ACT efficiently and effectively every day. Some of the topics to be covered include; Notes and Histories, Lookups and Groups, Activities and Calendar, & more.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

About your Webinar Host: Jon Klubnik is a former NASA engineer who started Tandem CloudTop in early 2000 after spending 8 years supporting 38 space shuttle flights. He graduated from Texas A&M in Aerospace Engineering and has a  Masters degrees in Christian Education and Business Administration (MBA).

If you are interested in Act! CRM, training, Virtual Desktop Hosting or just want to ask a question please call (866)710-4228, or send us an email.

We have had a few people ask how to find their QB company file recently. Here are some simple steps to find that elusive company file:

1. Click “Start,” “Control Panel” and “Appearance and Personalization.” Click “Folder Options” and then click the “View” tab. Click “Show hidden files, folders, and drives” under the Advanced settings heading. Click “OK” to view hidden files on your computer.

2. Click “Start,” “Computer” and double-click the “C:\” icon. Double-click the “Users” folder. Double-click “Public” and then “Documents.”

3. Double-click the “Intuit” folder and then the “QuickBooks” folder. Double-click the “Company Files” folder. Locate the file containing the “.qbw” extension – only one file exists with this extension.

4. Right-click the “.qbw” file and select the option you want from the sub-menu, if desired. Or write down the directory path on a piece of paper for future reference.

5. Repeat Step 1, but click “Don’t show hidden files, folders, and drives” under the Advanced settings heading. Click “OK” to accept the changes.

1. Double-click the QuickBooks icon your computer’s Desktop or click “Start,” “All Programs” and the “QuickBooks” folder. Double-click the “QuickBooks” icon in the folder.

2. Double-click the name of your company’s file on the QuickBooks startup screen. Press and hold the “Ctrl” key and press “1.” The Product Information window launches.

3. Look in the “File Information” section for the directory path containing your QuickBooks “.qbw” file. Write down the directory path on a piece of paper for future reference. Close QuickBooks.

1. Click “Start,” “Control Panel” and “Appearance and Personalization.” Click “Folder Options” and then click the on “View” tab. Click “Show hidden files, folders, and drives” under the Advanced settings heading. Click “OK” to view hidden files on your computer.

2. Click “Start” and enter “*.qbw” or “ext:qbw” in the “Search programs and files” box. The search results appear immediately in the search results box.

3. Right-click the “*.qbw” file and select the option you want from the sub-menu, if desired. Or write down the directory path for future reference.

4. Repeat Step 1, but click “Don’t show hidden files, folders, and drives” under the Advanced settings heading. Click “OK” to accept the changes.