Deaf Medicine

I upgrade every 2-3 years and this time we upgraded to the multi user (3) with the option of going to 5 users if needed. We are a family run business and have used QB for over 10 years but needed a software for sales, invoicing, book-keeping and eventually a CRM component. Most of the sales/CRM programs out there cost thousands of dollars and require monthly or annual memberships with a lot of initial set-up. QB is easy to use and easy to teach to new employees. We were able to upgrade and use the current information without any interruption to business. This new version allows us to track our customer orders, track potential leads and automatically add them into our customer list and allows us to set up the desktop specific to each users needs i.e. - sales dept vs. bookkeeping. The help menu has also improved and provides a blog/link to additional information if needed.

Yesterday I installed this software after receiving it the day before. It was a clean install, no previous Intuit products had been installed on my new Dell Inspiron 15 5000 Series running Windows 10. After generating several invoices, the QuickBooks program corrupted my Adobe Acrobat Reader program to the point where I cannot send invoices to customers. In fact, I now can not view ANY pdf files at all. Adobe Reader will not open, and I can't uninstall it from the control panel.

Let me explain I am by far no expert on software, and I patiently trying to master adobe illustrator, but meanwhile I am in college to teach art to teens. So I bought this...it seemed an outstanding price, and now 2 fellow college students , who want to make comics, are trying it out for me. So far it seems to be a huge hit with these beginners. It can introduce story boarding, basic manipulation of the tools, how to market art and comic strips on the internet...and more.