20 Most Recent ACCPAC Simply Accounting 2004 PRO (2120148) for PC Questions & Answers

You need to contact Microsoft about this problem i have had it several times.

Not knowing what you are using to setup your payment. Most programs allow you to remove / delete this information.

They should be on the website of the publisher. If not, call the publisher.

Remove program, then reinstall it. This should fix it.

Have you tried emailing it to yourself? Maybe try a different attachment format?

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You will probably need to upgrade to a later version of the software that is windows 7 compatible.However try running the program executable (the main file that opens the program) in XP compatability mode, that sometimes works.
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You would have to restore a backup that was made prior to advancing the session date too far.

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Reinstall your software manager in your computer. First uninstall it and then restart your computer and then install a fresh copy of it. Hope this could help..Please don't forget to rate me..:-) Thanks..

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play with the size of the label on the report & form option

did you change the original place of your back up or did you change the name of the back up? If you did you have to go back to original name and place of the back up before you can restore it

I had the same problem but it was with Simply 2007 running on a Windows XP computer. One day it just said "username and password are incorrect" even though I had just used it the day before with the exact same username and password (I am the administrator). I Googled all kinds of solutions to try, and finally this one worked. I simply did a Windows "System Restore" to the previous day. Once I did that, Simply Accounting allowed me to log in again. Therefore it tells me that the problem is one of two things...either the Windows database engine...or with some sort of Windows Update or other program update that interfered with the login process. The likelyhood is that it's a Windows system file involved in the database engine that was corrupt.

If you don't have automatic System Restore setup on your Windows computer however, then you are out of luck. The only possible solution (I haven't tried it) is to copy all the Simply database files to another working computer that "hopefully" doesn't have the same corrupt system files, and try to install and run the program and database from that computer, it may work.

Good luck