RTG Bills saves an image of every bill it prints. The images are saved in a separate file for each Bill Date.
If the computer crashes while you are printing a bill, the image file can be damaged. The result may be error messages when you try to print historical bills for that Bill Date.
Note that this is an unusual problem. More often, when people cannot print a historical bill, it is because they did not specify the correct Bill Date. Click the Index button to see a list of the possible Bill Dates.
If a file containing historical bills is damaged, we have a program that may be able to fix it.
The program offered here is only designed to work with RTG Bills Version 2.17 through 2.26. If you have a lower-numbered version, you need to upgrade to the current version. If you have Version 2.27 or above, go here.
File > Update > Yes > Check The Internet For Updates
The program creates a log file as it works. The log file records any problems that were found in the historical bills file. The log file is in the Oldbills folder, inside the RTG Bills data folder, which is where the historical bills are stored.
The historical bills are stored in a separate file for every Bill Date. The file name is the date, in the format YYYYMMDD, with the extension .bil. For example, the file for July 31, 2005 is named 20050731.bil. The corresponding log file is 20050731.bil.log.
If you have any problems with the program, send the log file to RTG as an email attachment.
Questions about this procedure should be directed to RTG Support.
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