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rogermh


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i am about to upgrade to windows 8 (no comments needed on this thanks!), and wonder if anyone knows if you can run Sage Instant Accounts v14.00.11.11 in compatability mode so it will work on that OS. I know it doesn't officially, but I resent having to pay out for a new version i don't otherwise need.

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Roger



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NickCraggs


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It depends, is your a 64 bit or 32bit version of windows? From about version 18 and before there will be compatibility issues with 64 bit versions of windows?

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rogermh


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I currently run it quite happily on windows 7 home premium, 64 byte and have on various xp versions



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Hi Roger,

 

You should check with sage first but we've had a few students who have encountered problems with versions 2012 and before. As I understand it the only one that is safe is 2013.

 

Good luck.



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