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Thanks I will try that tomorrow. (Its midnight here in the UK)
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Thanks I will try that tomorrow. (Its midnight here in the UK)

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I want to update an ancient version of Sage 100 (running on Windows XP) by transfering the data to a more recent: Sage Line 50 version 7. When I have tried it says it will only import data from Sage Line 50 dos version 9. Any help would be much appreciated.
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I want to update an ancient version of Sage 100 (running on Windows XP) by transfering the data to a more recent: Sage Line 50 version 7. When I have tried it says it will only import data from Sage Line 50 dos version 9. Any help would be much appreciated.

How do I transfer data from dos Sage100 to Windows Sage Line 50 v7?

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