Thursday, April 5, 2012

QuickBooks Pro 2012 [Download]

QuickBooks Pro 2012 [Download]

QuickBooks Pro 2012 [Download]
QuickBooks Pro 2012 [Download]

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New to QuickBooks?

Find out why QuickBooks is the #1 best selling small business accounting software¹.

Set up in minutes, easy to learn and use

  • No accounting knowledge necessary
  • Quickly import your data from a spreadsheet²
  • Step-by-step tutorials and coaching tips show you how to create invoices, record expenses and more

Special offer: Get up to 60 minutes with a QuickBooks expert free for 30 days³

Organize everything in one place and save time on everyday tasks

  • Manage vendors and expenses easily - enter, track and pay bills
  • Easily create and customize estimates, invoices and statements
  • Get complete and reliable records at tax time
  • Download your online banking transactions directly into QuickBooks4

Track how your business is doing and get financial, tax and sales reports in one click

  • Get the information you need with easy-to-use reports
  • View income and expense trends by category
  • Get a real-time snapshot of your business with Company Snapshot

Upgrading QuickBooks?

The latest version of QuickBooks Pro2012 accounting software is packed with new features designed to save you time and get you organized.

QuickBooks Pro Home PageCustomize your QuickBooks to work the way you do

Save formatting and save time with Excel Integration Refresh. QuickBooks remembers your Excel formats so you can simply refresh your previously saved worksheet and your formats will be applied5.
QuickBooks Pro Lead CenterCreate and manage your valuable business leads with QuickBooks' new Lead Center. Import existing leads or create a new one, then when they convert move all the lead information to the Customer Center with a single click.
User ReportsGet access to report templates created by other QuickBooks users in your industry with Contributed Reports. Choose the template you like and in one click QuickBooks will populate the report with your business data.

Stay on top of your invoices and bills

Easily view timely information, including invoice and billing dates and other scheduled tasks with the new integrated Calendar feature. Improved To-Do List captures your most relevant dates and displays them in the Calendar view.QuickBooks Premier Calendar
Get organized by scanning and attaching receipts, estimates and other important business documents to your QuickBooks records with drag and drop ease. The new QuickBooks Document Center lets you store files locally on your hard drive - a major advantage at tax time6.
Complete your frequent tasks in fewer steps

Let QuickBooks do your most frequent and time-consuming tasks for you with Memorized Transactions. Not only can you automatically execute recurring transactions, now you can easily select which transactions to run and which to postpone.
Process multiple vendor and employee time sheets in one convenient batch. Create a single time sheet for employees and vendors who share the same work hours and QuickBooks will process them all with no additional reentry.

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Disclaimers:

1. Based on NPD Retail Tracking Service for retail sales from January 2005-April 2011.
2. Transfer data from Peachtree 2001-2011; Microsoft SBA 2006; and Microsoft Office Accounting 2007-2009 using the free tool available at http://quickbooks.intuit.com. Transfer data directly from Quicken 98 through current version. QuickBooks 4.0 through current version and Microsoft Excel 2000-2010.
3. You can call upon purchase or within 30 days of completing your QuickBooks registration on the web. One phone call for up to 60 minutes (cannot be redeemed in increments) per registering customer allowed.
4. Online services vary by participating financial institutions or other parties and may be subject to application approval, additional terms, conditions and fees.
5. Excel integration requires Excel 2003, 2007 or 2010.
6. Scanner not included. Only TWAIN compliant and Fujitsu ScanSnap S300 scanners supported.

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Sunday, January 15, 2012

FRYE Men's Billy Pull-On Western Boot,Dark Brown Calf Shine Vintage,10.5 M US

!±8±FRYE Men's Billy Pull-On Western Boot,Dark Brown Calf Shine Vintage,10.5 M US

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• The standout style of the modern western boot
• Distressed, vintage leather upper
• Leather lining
• Cushioned shock-absorbing memory insole
• Antique leather sole
• Leather stacked pitched heel with rubber lift
• Stitched toe and bootstrap detail
• Durable Goodyear welt construction

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Monday, January 9, 2012

Geek - Now Chic For Women Who Love Technology

!±8± Geek - Now Chic For Women Who Love Technology

The rise in super sleek technology has made cell phones and i-pods as much of an accessory as a designer handbag.

Technology for women is big business as companies scramble to meet the demand of ultra-chic products targeted to women. Online stores like , CharmedGirlOnline, brings fashionable women's technology products together in one place to please savvy shoppers seeking the latest , most stylish technology products and accessories.

"We try our best to provide a one-stop shop for women's technology products like i-pods and cell phones in fashionable colors and styles," said founder Felicia Johnson. "Many of our technology accessories are in high demand by women who look at their technology purchases the same way as the purchase of their Christian Louboutins."

Sites like geeksugar are forming online communities where these women can review and discuss the latest in technology all in a woman-friendly environment. Even video game makers like Nintendo are offering games options like the Wii fit and making sure they have games that are appealing to girls and women. The site Grrlgamer.com caters to this trend and makes sure that girl who loves video games have an information-laden forum in a world that has typically ignored them.

With geek fast becoming chic, the importance of creating technology with women in mind is essential for technology companies trying to separate themselves from the black and white boredom of typical technology products. New colors and thin, more attractive styling and games that reflect feminine style and values ranks up there with functionality when marketing to style-conscious women.


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Sunday, January 1, 2012

Buttons - History Up to the 18th Century

!±8± Buttons - History Up to the 18th Century

Apart from the fabric (and the tag), what do you usually see on your clothes? It is probably the most common embellishment it. You may not have noticed it because of its functionality. You don't really think of it as an extra or notice the design.

Give up? It's the button.

The word comes from France, bouton. It means a bud, protuberance or a round object. It's a very descriptive word for the object itself. The button is usually used as a small fastener in clothes. Sometimes, it is an ornament. It adorns clothes, sheets, bags, wallets and upholstery. Modern buttons are commonly made of plastic.

But when the button was invented, plastic did not exist yet. The first button was used over 4,000 years ago during the Bronze Age. Artifacts could be seen in the ancient civilizations of the Indus Valley, China and Rome. These ancient buttons were made from seashell but other natural materials were used too, like bone, wood, horn and metal. They weren't used to fasten garments then. They were purely for ornamentation. Our ancestors used belts or pins to fasten clothes.

As time passed, someone, somewhere, we know not who, invented the buttonhole. The button-buttonhole pairing made an ornamental fashion into a practical fastener. What we are sure of is that by 1200 CE the button and buttonhole arrived in Europe. Like almost everything useful in Europe during that time, the practical button came from the Middle East. It was brought back by returning Crusaders and it soon became a formidable force in fashion and clothing design.

In the 1200s, Europe began preferring tight fit clothes and more delicate fabrics. Pins were too inconvenient but the button was just perfect. The Button Makers Guild was founded in France by 1250. Buttons were artistic pieces and social symbols. The aristocrats limited the use of buttons. It was only meant for them.

In the following century, button use expanded. Buttonholes covered almost covered the clothes. France was the button capital of Europe and profited a lot from this craze. The Church couldn't let people enjoy a fad without comment so it declared that the button was the devil's snare, referring to ladies with lavishly buttoned bosoms. Buttons burdened clothes so much that aristocrats hired professional dressers. In 1520, King Francis I of France wore a black velvet suit with 13,400 gold buttons. He paraded it in a meeting with King Henry VII of England who also wore a button-filled suit. By the 1600s, diamond buttons were the rage. The First Duke of Buckingham ordered a suit and cloak covered in diamond buttons in 1620. Louis XIV spent 0,000 in buttons alone for one year.

However, the enemies of buttons were gaining steam. Puritans denounced the button and called it sinful too. In the 16th century, an overwhelming number of buttons were no longer seen as necessary to high fashion. Button makers made more lavishly decorated buttons in gold and ivory. In order for more people to avoid buttons, cheaper materials were used by the 17th century. Buttons were made in silver and ceramics.

By the 18th century, large metal buttons became popular, especially in uniforms. Under Napoleon's reign, tunics sported sleeve buttons. Double-breasted jackets were developed. These were jackets that you could wear on both sides, with buttons to match. If one side grew dirty, flip them over and wear the clean one!


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