Opening the Application
The software itself should always be opened from your local drive. To check this:
- Right-click on your Thesaurus Accounts icon on your desktop
- Select Properties
- The Target should read C:\ThesaurusAccountsBureau\thesaurusaccounts.exe
Location of your Company Files
When you double-click on the Thesaurus Accounts icon, the application opens from your local drive, as per above.
You now have the option to instruct the program where to open the actual company files from - this should always be a different location from that of the software as per above.
Locating Company Files
- Select the relevant drive from the drop-down list of drives. The drive you have selected will now appear under Drive as well as under Directory
- Within the Directory box, all the folders on the drive selected will be listed. Double-click on the Thesaurus Accounts folder that has been set up for the company data files
- Enter the User Name for this particular PC
- Click OK
The application is now opened from your local drive and is directed to open all company files from the location specified, as above. Any company file which you now open, set up and then close will all reside in this location.
Within Thesaurus Accounts, you may then select the company you wish to open from the list of companies available under File> Open Company
Once you have opened a company, when you then go to close this company the company file will automatically close to the location from which it was opened.
Note: If you get a message to say that the company cannot be closed, there is then a problem with the PC connection to the server - this must be remedied before you can close the company and exit the program. If you simply shut down your machine without closing the company at any point, then corruption will occur within the program and the company data files
Note: It is always possible to take a backup of the company data before exiting the company if there are any issues with closing the company - simply go to File > Backup Company
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