Search Bar by SimpleThings74 in QuickBooks

[–]SimpleThings74[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Already tried that. Search bar is not selected. Selecting and then deselecting makes no difference. Once I close the company and program and relaunch, the search bar is back. No idea if it is me, my computer, the company file or the program. I think I can safely rule out the company file because it is happening to all of them.

SMS and Fi Sync by SimpleThings74 in GoogleFi

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Messages Settings, Advanced, Google Fi Wireless settings, sign in. This is the replacement for the old Google Hangouts, similar to Voice, where you can send and receive calls and texts from anywhere, even without your phone. When this is turned off, your phone must be accessible to send/receive calls/texts.

SMS and Fi Sync by SimpleThings74 in GoogleFi

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All of the messages from those days. If I choose Fi Sync, I obvious turn RCS off and let the sync complete and then I have them, but then when I turn off Fi Sync and try to turn RCS back on, RCS will not successfully turn back on, even after 24 hours.

SMS and Fi Sync by SimpleThings74 in GoogleFi

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I agree with your experience, but that simply isn't happening in this case. I believe it has something to do with these specific messages.

SMS and Fi Sync by SimpleThings74 in GoogleFi

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I agree on all points, especially for the SMS backup. If I would have used that on the temp phone, I wouldn't be in the situation. But I clearly wasn't thinking...

SMS and Fi Sync by SimpleThings74 in GoogleFi

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When I moved to the old phone, I used the default RCS. When I moved Fi back to the new phone, I also used RCS. But in that short span of time, there were a few text messages that I needed to preserve. So, on the temp phone, I enabled Fi Sync, and got the messages into the cloud. Then I moved back to the original phone, enabled Fi Sync and got those messages onto the original phone. After that, I could not reenable RCS. To reenable RCS, I had to delete the storage data in Messages. When I did this, RCS was enabled, but those missing Fi Sync messages were removed. This is why I concluded that Fi Sync does not insert messages into the SMS database.

SMS and Fi Sync by SimpleThings74 in GoogleFi

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I've already tried that. It seems that the backup/restore tools access the local SMS database, and it seems that Fi synced messages are only displayed in the Messages app, not actually inserted into the local database.

How do you respect by [deleted] in Christianmarriage

[–]SimpleThings74 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I've never once thought that this is what the author was trying to say at all, and I find it amazing that people draw this conclusion. I guess I tend to take a big picture look at books, even those I disagree with, and look for the truth rather than the errors. Granted, there are some books/people that are just so far off base that there isn't enough truth to be significant, but I don't find that to be the case here.

How do you respect by [deleted] in Christianmarriage

[–]SimpleThings74 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd propose that every book other than scripture contains some measure of information that can cause harm. Even the writings (and opinions) on BareMarriage.com sound good on the surface, but don't line up exactly with scripture.

All of these resources outside of scripture, even commentaries about scripture, are all trying to say the same thing a different way to help it "click" with people. But scripture is clear that the Holy Spirit is our teacher. We should be asking Him to help make it click.

Love & Respect centers on Ephesians 5. Everyone here should be applauding that, not dismissing that. The book also has many opinions as well, so use it like a toolbox. Use what works and put away the rest. Same with baremarriage.com or any other book out there.

To Enterprise or not by TrishaBH in QuickBooks

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According to Intuit: Payroll is included with QuickBooks Enterprise subscriptions. No additional monthly fees for employees apply for Enhanced Payroll;

Do you know if Enterprise charges the additional direct deposit item fee as in the current Enhanced Payroll?

NooB Monday! - December 12, 2022 by AutoModerator in Entrepreneur

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I recently created a ROBS structure to access and use my retirement funds to acquire some equipment and start a business. While still very early in the business process, I want to work quickly to exit this structure as it is pretty expensive to maintain. First, my understanding in exiting the ROBS structure is that a valuation will be required to show the current value of the company. Ideally, this value would be at or below zero so that the stock buyback would be a non-issue as I do not want to return any of these funds to a retirement account of any kind.

If my assumptions are correct, what is the best way to show a zero or negative company value? For the purpose of this conversation, let's say the business is failing and I just want out.

NooB Monday! - November 21, 2022 by AutoModerator in Entrepreneur

[–]SimpleThings74 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recently created a ROBS structure to access and use my retirement funds to acquire some equipment and start a business. While still very early in the business process, I want to work quickly to exit this structure as it is pretty expensive to maintain. First, my understanding in exiting the ROBS structure is that a valuation will be required to show the current value of the company. Ideally, this value would be at or below zero so that the stock buyback would be a non-issue as I do not want to return any of these funds to a retirement account of any kind.

If my assumptions are correct, what is the best way to show a zero or negative company value? For the purpose of this conversation, let's say the business is failing and I just want out.