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Sage Line 50 Training - Any good ?

carolinei · 2008-09-19 11:33:40

Hi, I would used to be using Tas Books 2 and will be starting a new job where they use Sage Line 50. I was going to go on their training course which is 2 days for stage 1 and 2 days for stage 2, and was wondering has anyone done it, who uses Tas aswell and is there much difference, or will I have any problems. Rgds…

19-09-2008 12:33pm

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carolinei

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Hi,

I would used to be using Tas Books 2 and will be starting a new job where they use Sage Line 50.

I was going to go on their training course which is 2 days for stage 1 and 2 days for stage 2, and was wondering has anyone done it, who uses Tas aswell and is there much difference, or will I have any problems.

Rgds

Caroline

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#2 19-09-2008 12:35pm

Kinetic^

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If you've used 1, you've used em all. You'll adapt quickly.

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#3 19-09-2008 2:05pm

sawilson2003

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I would agree, there is very little difference between them, and would think they are getting more and more like each other as Tas Books is actually owned by Sage

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#4 19-09-2008 10:05pm

aidan.connolly

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+ 1

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#5 24-10-2008 5:32pm

Mr Clonfadda

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You will get on fine with the basics. It would be more beneficial to do a course six months into job then you will get more out of an advanced training couse. Basic training is setting up customer and supplier accounts it would send you cracked.

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