Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use my own stationery and logo on the paperwork?
A: Yes, your business stationery can be amended to your requirements.
     Reports can be amended using Crystal Reports

Q: What accounts application do I need?
A: You can use any version of Sage Line 50/Line 100 or similar accounts
     package, or use our optional Final Account.
     If in any doubt, please contact us.

Q: How do I invoice - from my accounts package or all Hire?
A: You can raise invoices from either all Hire or your accounts package,
    depending on your requirements.

Q: What machine do I need to run all Hire?
A: all Hire will run on most spec machines, but we would
     recommend a Dual Core processor with a minimum of 2GB RAM and a
     250GB hard drive for a single user system.

Q. How to install a new machine
A. Click here for instructions.

Q. How to Back-up TSS
Click here for instructions.

Q: Will all Hire run on a server?
A: Yes. The server should be a minimum of a 2GHz processor with
     2GB RAM and 250GB hard drive. The more RAM the faster the
     system will run, and if you have more hard drive space then you
     will have room to grow. The individual machines should be as for a
     single user system.

Q: What machine do I need to run Event CAD?
A:  Event CAD will run on most spec machines, but we would recommend
     a Dual Core processor with a minimum of 2GB RAM and 250GB hard drive
     for a single user system.

Q: Will TSS run on Windows Vista?
A: Yes. However, please be aware that Vista Home Basic is exactly
     what it says it is, and you would be better to be running Vista
     Business or at least Vista Home Premium. There are settings that
     need to be changed for it to run at the best performance - you
     can find these at the end of the document Installing a New
     Machine.

Q: How to email an Event CAD drawing
A: Click here for instructions.

Q: Can I email direct from TSS?
A: Yes. You can send quotes, confirmations etc straight from the
     system, or you can save them as word documents and then
     attach them to an email. (You can also add more attachments
     at this point).