Uda construction suite full manual#
Uda construction suite full windows#

I haven't loaded quickbooks on this new machine so I can't comment on that, but I'm having no memory issues. They claim to be working on an online version which I feel would be much purchased UDA a few weeks ago and really like it. There is no 'undo' command, it was disabled with a few other functions in excel because of the memory issues and the huge size of the files. I am not a computer whiz and do not know all the reasons but when it is open and is automatically saving nothing works until it is done (and it takes a while). We have been using MYOB which no longer exists here. I haven't tried the integration with Quick Books yet as we are just going to set up QB next week. I like the look of BuildWorks, I just wish that it had integration with the Canadian version of Quick Books.

Uda construction suite full manual#

I'm probably biased having written the training manual for it, but I think for an Excel/QuickBooks integration it's pretty tough to beat BuildWorks. If I can't make it work here in 'geek lab central' - how is anybody going to ? To be fair about it - I don't want to write it off altogether because the template contents looked pretty good - and they were attentive and returned calls promptly, etc - but there's only so much time I can spend trying to figure out someone's software, and I have zero tolerance for stuff that causes functional problems in my test environoment. The 'manual' says next to nothing - I basically gave up. It looked to me like it had some decent templates, but I couldn't get the QB 'integration' to work at all, and I still can't figure out what the workflow etc is supposed to be.

Uda construction suite full windows#

Good luck with UDA - I installed it for a review and wound up re-installing Office, and eventually Windows to get completely rid of it. Buying from a builder is no different in that respect than buying from any other seller.I know there are some posts in here about UDA - Brad are you listening? They've been doing some work on the forums - who knows. Remember that it is still to your benefit to use an agent when working with builders! Most buyers either forget or are not aware, but having an agent as a buyer costs you nothing and gives you someone who knows the area and can help inform your decision making. It is one-of-a-kind for our area and something worth looking into if that is one of your familyвЂ™s needs! Lennar is currently building the Next Gen models in Evergreen Estates in Harker Heights. A 3 car garage for both your cars and grandmaвЂ™s, it includes itвЂ™s own front door adjacent the main homeвЂ™s front door, so that your suiteвЂ™s occupant can come and go as they please independently. It features not only a separate bathroom and bedroom, but an entire living room with attached kitchenette. I was only recently exposed to what the home builder Lennar had to offer вЂ“ the full-blown mother-in-law. Most of their models have a bathroom and bedroom in a separate corner of the home for either guests or a parent, but no kitchenette.

Saratoga Homes is an example, with homes in both Purser Crossing and White Rock Estates in the $250,000 вЂ“ $310,000 range that have a setup worth checking into if you are looking for a home with a mother-in-law style plan. There are several builders in the area who have close approximations of the mother-in-law style вЂ“ a bedroom with either en-suite or nearby bathroom that would fit nicely for someone looking for a mother-in-law plan. I donвЂ™t often see the full-blown mother-in-law kitchenette and everything. He never actually lived in it, and instead we often had it rented out. When I grew up, my grandfather built the house we lived in and had the main 4 bedroom home on one side, a garage in the middle, and a small apartment on the other end with a living room, bathroom, bedroom and small kitchen. Technically, a proper mother-in-law suite would include itвЂ™s own kitchenette. In many floor plans, especially in the Fort Hood area, it may be as simple as a corner of the home that has itвЂ™s own bedroom and bathroom вЂ“ an area that oneвЂ™s mother-in-law (or father-in-law, or guests) could live almost separate from the rest of the family. Names the granny suite because it might be a great area for a widow or widower parent who is still autonomous but wants to live close to home, maybe to help with the grandkids. The mother-in-law, or granny suite, is normally an area of the home, or even a separate home, that is often like a distinct studio style apartment.

There are some buyers who are looking for a mother-in-law suite, or it is alternatively called.