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I too have been down this road with sage, my client an accountants, which i was the I.T. Manger for 5 years, also are Sage 'Accountants Club etc, we used CSM software for timesheets ( sage swallowed it up) and were also given to believe that they were not going to discontinue the product, but a couple of years down the line and it has disappeared into cyber heaven. The accountants mention currently run a linux server, using samba etc. I also wrote a rough Webtimesheet using php & mysql, needs some development and a code tidy anybody intersested? Still being used today at the practise, it produces cost sheets and time can be written off to invoice etc. Darren Ward On Monday 15 July 2002 8:25 pm, you wrote:
At work we are actually 'Partners in Practice' with TAS and part of the Sage 'Accountants Club.' Sage have undertaken to keep the TAS software brand and packages. In fact, for sales/support we still deal with all the old TAS staff. I know for a fact that development work is being done on all the TAS products and has since Sage bought the company There is no hint of TAS being discontinued. Mark Harvey On Monday 15 July 2002 19:18, you wrote:In article <02071518211300.26622@xxxxxx>, Darren Ward <darren.ward3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writesDo not buy tas books it is now owned by sage and will be discontinued as some point in the future.Only if Sage fail to recognise the quality of the software. As Mark said earlier, TAS books is far better than Line 50 in almost all areas of bookkeeping.Darren Ward On Sunday 14 July 2002 4:39 pm, you wrote:Hiya I work for an accountants in Newquay. We reccommend (and can get for you) TAS Books. Unfortunately, it only works under that other OS - but I haven't tried to run it under Wine. Much friendlier than Sage (and cheaper - and (IMHO) better).
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