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Microsoft Vista

February 12, 2007 Warning

bulletWe are encouraging our customers and prospects to wait before upgrading to Microsoft Vista or purchasing new equipment with Microsoft Vista. If you are purchasing new equipment you should buy a computer that is Windows Vista Compliant but with Microsoft Windows XP Professional operating system.
bulletAlthough we have successfully tested our CSAS applications on Vista we have found a number of applications that are not Vista compliant as of this date. Because of this you may find some of you support applications do not work with Windows Vista or that may require you to purchase expensive upgrades for them to work properly. These applications include Symantec PcAnywhere and Symantec Antivirus.
bulletWe are constantly reviewing the status of these applications as well as other support applications. As soon as we find an appropriate upgrade path we will notify our customers. We expect this situation to stabilize by the end of the 1st quarter of 2007.
bulletPlease continue to monitor this page.

 

 

Are you getting a good backup?

Over the last few months we have had several customers suffer loses because their backup was not up to date.

bulletBackup both your data and programs
bulletYour backup must be checked to ensure that it can be restored in an emergency. A backup is of no value it you cannot retrieve the data when it is needed.
bulletYou must have more than 1 backup media and it must be swapped daily. You should have a backup method where you use a different backup media each day of the week. Example 5 tapes, 1 for each day of the week.
bulletBring your primary backup off premises on a regular basis. If your building burns to the ground your on site backup will also be destroyed. Most safes that are fireproof are NOT fireproof for computer media.

If you have questions about your backup, contact us at CSDC.

 

W2 forms

You should check the amounts that will print on your W2 forms at the end of the 2nd and 3rd payroll quarter. Don't wait until end of the year to find out that an adjustment or deduction has not been taken out properly. Run W2 forms on plain paper. Compare the totals to your 941 report for the same period of time.

 

 

 

 

   

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