Could you use more cash for your business? The answer for most businesses is a "Yes!" But then the next thought would be "How?" How and where can I get more cash for my business, for myself, without borrowing or making unwanted cuts?

You will be surprised where this money can come from. It is right under your nose, and Cybertary can help you get it!

In an effort to bring you more value as your QuickBooks ProAdvisor, we have initiated a program to present your financial statements in an easier-to- read and more useful format. We are very excited about this program because it will provide you with a plain-language translation of your financial statements. The reports highlight areas of your business which are stongest, and those which may need improvement, as well as outline some of the ways we can help you to define and reach your financial goals. We have one primary goal: making your business more profitable by simplifying your workload.

We will be sharing more information about this exciting program in the coming weeks. In the interim, if you would like to learn more about the reports, please contact Patricia directly at (916) 764-1119.

Sarah joined Cybertary in March of 2006 as our newest QuickBooks ProAdvisor. She brings additional strong accounting and bookkeeping skills to the team. Sarah graduated from CSU, Sacramento in the summer of 2002, with a Bachelors degree in Business Administration, concentration in Accounting. Once she graduated, she went on to work for a CPA firm in Sacramento. There she gained extensive knowledge of tax law and preparation, auditing skills, financial statement analysis, GAAP laws and regulations, and bookkeeping.

It is frustrating enough when a computer program crashes. But isn't it doubly annoying when that little box pops up after a program crashes that asks if you want to report it to Microsoft? It's like adding an insult to injury. Well I recently found the fix! Here's what you do:

1. Right-click the My Computer icon (or click Start, My Computer), and then click Properties.
2. Click on the Advanced tab, and then click on the Error Reporting button.
3. Select Disable Error Reporting, and then click OK twice.

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