Showing posts with label AIS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AIS. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Friday, July 18, 2008
Get Started with WinWeb
Get Started with WinWeb:
1. Goto the URL http://www.winweb.com.
2. Click the caption "Free Accounting Software" located at the bottom right of the entry page for winweb. You'll be forwarded to the GetStarted page.
3. Scroll down the page and locate the red button titled "Get Started". Click this button. You'll be forwarded to the login/register page.
4. For the first-time user, click on the option "LiveNet with Accounting Software". Fill up the fields and click the button "register" when you are done.
4. Successful registration
1. Goto the URL http://www.winweb.com.
2. Click the caption "Free Accounting Software" located at the bottom right of the entry page for winweb. You'll be forwarded to the GetStarted page.
3. Scroll down the page and locate the red button titled "Get Started". Click this button. You'll be forwarded to the login/register page.
4. For the first-time user, click on the option "LiveNet with Accounting Software". Fill up the fields and click the button "register" when you are done.
4. Successful registration
You will be sent a welcome e-mail and an e-mail to activate your account.
Click the link in the activation e-mail to enable your account and allow you to login.
On your subsequent visits please click the sign in button and then enter your email address and password.
5. Click activation link
You will be receiving an e-mail that request you to click on the link provided.
6. Registration processed is completed.
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Winweb - how to reset system data
During the learning process, it is common that you feel unhappy with the way you enter the data and you wish to undo everything and restart from scratch.
In relation to this, Winweb provides a way for you to reset the system.
First, go to the MySetting Menu (refer image 1). Then, click the menu label "Data Backup"
You'll see the following form (refer image 2). There is a button labeled as "reset". Pressing this button means instructing the system to empty itself as if you are starting a new application. While it is helpful to clear up the mess, be reminded that all previous data would be gone forever. It is advisable that you do the back up first before resetting the system
In relation to this, Winweb provides a way for you to reset the system.
First, go to the MySetting Menu (refer image 1). Then, click the menu label "Data Backup"
You'll see the following form (refer image 2). There is a button labeled as "reset". Pressing this button means instructing the system to empty itself as if you are starting a new application. While it is helpful to clear up the mess, be reminded that all previous data would be gone forever. It is advisable that you do the back up first before resetting the system
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