Force a Quickbooks Company files to open in Multiuser mode automatically.

Force a Quickbooks Company files to open in Multiuser mode automatically.

To force a Quickbooks Company files to open in Multiuser mode automatically, check the Open file in multi-user mode option.  

Here's how:
1. Click the File menu
2. Select Open or Restore Company
3. Choose Open a Company window, check the Open file in multi-user mode box at the bottom.
4. In the Open a Company window, check the Open file in multi-user mode box at the bottom.  

Now, each time you open the company file from the Citrix USER, the multiuser mode will be enabled. 

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