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assistni


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Hi All,

 

I need to open a Sage Instant V17 backup file in Sage Version 16 ,  Is there a way to do this or convert it back easily? 

 

The reason for this is I'm working with a colleague  to get a clients accounts up to date and they use V16 multi company

 

Thanks



-- Edited by assistni on Wednesday 23rd of May 2012 01:40:03 PM

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Robert Pearce


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No, as far as I know, you can't open data from a newer version of Sage in an older version. 



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Alia


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Hi,
I don't know whether it will be relevant but my collage used to sent me "companies" to training on and my sage (instant Account) went crazy. I even asked for help on this forum. In the end I e - mail sage support and they explained to me, that most likely I try to open data from Sage line 50 on my Instant account. And there was way (not very easy though) to do it....
http://www.book-keepers.org.uk/t48808233/sage-v14-problem-help-pleas/
go straight to the last post
However I DO NOT KNOW Whether it'll work for older version......
Maybe guys in Sage will know, I found them very helpful on this occasion.....
Good luck

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