Question: I purchased the single-user version of Verdict. Where do I
install it?

Answer: The typical installation would be to put the program on the C: drive and the data on the C: drive. Verdict automatically sets itself up this way if you accept the defaults.

Question: What if I want Verdict data on the network so it can be
backed up every night?

Answer: That's fine. Install the Verdict program on the C: drive. Put the data on the server. To do this, first make a subdirectory on the server for the Verdict Data. We recommend Verdict10\Data (a subdirectory called Verdict 10 and, under it, a subdirectory called Data). Then install Verdict 10 on the C: drive of your computer. When you get to the Setup of Subdirectories screen, tell Verdict that the data directory will be on the server, i.e., F:\Verdict10\data.

Question: I also purchased CheckWrite. Do I put it in the Verdict subdirectory?

Answer: No. CheckWrite should be in its own subdirectory, and its data should be in its own subdirectory. The CheckWrite program should be on the C: drive. It's data can be on the C: drive or in a subdirectory on the server, i.e., F:\CW8\Data.

Question: What about General Ledger? Where should it be?

Answer: General Ledger 8.0 should be in its own subdirectory, and its data should be in its own subdirectory. The General ledger program should be on the C: drive. It's data can be on the C: drive or in a subdirectory on the server, i.e., F:\GL8\DATA.

Question: Then how do the programs integrate?

Answer: In CheckWrite, you tell CheckWrite where Verdict and General Ledger are. Go to Settings, to Data Toolbox. Browse and find the subdirectory for Verdict. Then browse and find the subdirectory for General Ledger. In General Ledger, you tell General Ledger where Verdict is in Settings, on the Data Toolbox tab.

Question: What if I don't want anyone else to be able to get into
Verdict, CheckWrite and General Ledger?

Answer: Verdict, CheckWrite and General Ledger can be password protected. Set up a password for each program, and don't tell anyone else the password.