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Quickbooks 2007 Pro .TLG File Size

Asked by jimbecher in Tax / Financial Software, Quickbooks Financial Software

Tags: QUickbooks Pro 2007

  My .QBW file is about 40MB. The associate .TLG file is only 704k. This seems right to me. I have a customer who is dead nuts the opposite. Their .QBW file is 1MB but their .TLG file is 1209MB.

   I did a little reading on the .TLF Quickbooks file type and it appears to be the transaction log file. Why would theirs be four time the size for their data file? I don't think this is right is it?
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