While it is certainly possible to run more than one Timeslips database in the same way that it is possible to have Microsoft Word open and edit more than one document, I would caution against creating two different databases unless you really have to since switching between them can be a real PITA if you have to switch often. You can also allow more than one set of clients to reside in the same database and use either a Client Custom Field or custom naming scheme to keep them separated and then just use that field as a filter when running reports. This second option allows you to have everything in one database, but be able to slice and dice the data for Company X vs. Company Y at your option. Hope this helps. Nancy Duhon, Esq. Master Certified Consultant for Timeslips,Certified Consultant for Amicus Attorney Duhon Technology Solutions, LLC a member of Certified Resources Network, LLC duhon@duhon.biz 404-325-9779 Providing personalized local and remote online support for Amicus Attorney andTimeslips users for over 21 years. Available for private consultations, including older/unsupported versions.
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