SARS EasyFile

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Anyone having trouble with the SARS EasyFile software? Can't get to login?

OSX Leopard 10.5.4 on MacBook C2D 2.16Ghz

If you managed to get it working, let me know what you did?

Thanks,
 
Anyone having trouble with the SARS EasyFile software? Can't get to login?

OSX Leopard 10.5.4 on MacBook C2D 2.16Ghz

If you managed to get it working, let me know what you did?

Thanks,

windows version also giving us problems... keeps making its own new icons on the desktop, but none of the icons let us launch the program. :confused:
 
windows version also giving us problems... keeps making its own new icons on the desktop, but none of the icons let us launch the program. :confused:

If you Running Windows Heres a fix.

Theres a workaround to solve the icon problem. If you get the error : "The application has started from the incorrect icon. Please start e@syFile - employers from the desktop icon"

goto

C:\Documents and Settings\{username}\Application Data\EasyFileEmployer.{hash}\Localstore\

Make a copy of the EasyFile.db and easyFile-employer.air files, and save it in a secure location (eg My Documents Folder or Desktop).

Next Uninstall the EasyFile Application, then Reinstall the easyfile application, copy back the EasyFile.db and easyFile-employer.air files from the location that you backed it up to C:\Documents and Settings\{username}\Application Data\EasyFileEmployer.{hash}\Localstore\

Now Open Easyfile, everything should be working now.

I got this from some website/bog, I think I saved the link somewhere, I'll post it when I find it.
 
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If you Running Windows Heres a fix.

Theres a workaround to solve the icon problem. If you get the error : "The application has started from the incorrect icon. Please start e@syFile - employers from the desktop icon"

goto

C:\Documents and Settings\{username}\Application Data\EasyFileEmployer.{hash}\Localstore\

Make a copy of the EasyFile.db and easyFile-employer.air files, and save it in a secure location (eg My Documents Folder or Desktop).

Next Uninstall the EasyFile Application, then Reinstall the easyfile application, copy back the EasyFile.db and easyFile-employer.air files from the location that you backed it up to C:\Documents and Settings\{username}\Application Data\EasyFileEmployer.{hash}\Localstore\

Now Open Easyfile, everything should be working now.

I got this from some website/bog, I think I saved the link somewhere, I'll post it when I find it.

It still gives me the same error message. Even when I open it from there...

The application has started from the incorrect icon.
Please start e@syFile - employers from the desktop icon.
 
This is the batch file that starts the program...

@echo ON

cd %PROGRAMFILES%\e@syFile-employer\

REM Launch XML Socket Server

start /b /min java -jar offline.jar

REM Launch e@syFile-employer

start /b /min e@syFile-employer

Why would those two lines be commented out?
 
This is the batch file that starts the program...



Why would those two lines be commented out?

Aaaah.. I see the problem...

this line...

cd %PROGRAMFILES%\e@syFile-employer\

should be...

cd %PROGRAM FILES%\e@syFile-employer\

There is a space between PROGRAM FILES

fix that batch file in your EasyFile Program Files folder and it should work...

this is what the entire batch file should look like...

C:\Program Files\e@syFile-employer\startApp.bat

@echo ON

cd %PROGRAM FILES%\e@syFile-employer\

REM Launch XML Socket Server

start /b /min java -jar offline.jar

REM Launch e@syFile-employer

start /b /min e@syFile-employer
 
actually... you might want to edit that part that says "@echo ON" to read "@echo OFF"

.. and then fix the link on your desktop to point to ...

C:\Program Files\e@syFile-employer\startApp.bat

everything should run fine then.
 
actually... you might want to edit that part that says "@echo ON" to read "@echo OFF"

.. and then fix the link on your desktop to point to ...

C:\Program Files\e@syFile-employer\startApp.bat

everything should run fine then.



I'm thinking these really belong in a Windows thread, not buried in the Apple Mac, iPad and iPhone section.
 
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