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Hello,
(PC's are Vista Home Premium and XP Pro.)

I have a few PC's set up with Act 9.0 and Quickbooks 2007. PC1 connects to the server via simple file sharing to access the database. I have mapped drives directly to the shared DB's and in each program and I set that drive as the default location for DB's.

The problem I am having is on both Act and QB if I reboot the machine and then start the program it does not automatically open the last used DB so I have to manually browse to it and open it from within the application. As long as I don't reboot it is fine but as soon as I reboot it loses the path, it does not break anything but it is a pain to be forced to browse to the DB again.

Hi All here is an interesting problem.

I curently use an xp 32 bit box to act as a print server for my HP colour laserjet 2550l.

If I try and connect to this network printer and load the dirver from the printserver I get told the driver is not valid. I guess it does not like the xp 32bit driver.

Anybody got any ideas how I would get this to work.

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