It is used when an SDK application connects to the company file and needs to open it in the unattended mode. This file contains encrypted information about user names and passwords. Ĭonfiguration files that support online banking.Ī Microsoft Access file needed for the *.TDB file. Instead, the QuickBooks SDK is used by applications to read and write data between QuickBooks and other applications. Using IIF files is no longer recommended. You can import and export lists and/or transactions using text files with an. Word documents for the write letters function. This file type is created when you export a form design from the templates list. Not backed up with the company file, so must be separately copied to backups. These files contain bitmapped images used by QuickBooks. Created when Accountant’s copy is exported to be used for importing into user’s company file.Ī backup file created when the user backs up time data in the QuickBooks Pro Timer. There are a host of other file extensions or file types that QuickBooks uses that you’ll see from time to time, here is a list of those extensions if you ever find yourself curious about the QB files on your computer.
#PRO TIMER QUICKBOOKS PORTABLE#
qbm files – they are QuickBooks Working Files, QuickBooks Backup Files, & QuickBooks Portable Company file respectively. We mainly use 3 of them or refer to the on a pretty regular basis. I will move on to backing up in the next post.
The following paragraph refers to QuickBooks Backup files and QuickBooks Working files…if you use QuickBooks at all, you NEED to know this stuff…you HAVE to know this stuff. Let me also so say, you don’t have to be a nerd to need to know this information. Have you ever noticed all of the QuickBooks files on your computer and wondered what they all are or if you really need them? A lot of people would say no, but there are a few nerds out there like me and just have to know…for you people, this is for you.
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