Techno-Tip #9 - How to remove tally vault password?


Techno-Tip #9 by CA Ravindra Patil (92093-00789)                        (21-01-2019)

How to remove tally vault password?

1.       Open company with tally vault password.
2.       Press Alt+F3 for Company Info Menu.
3.       Select Change Tally Vault option.
4.       Type Current Password.
5.       Keep Blank at rest of the fields.
6.       Select yes at "Change?" Window.
7.       It will create new Company with new number without vault password.
8.       Now you can delete old company with vault password.
9.       Open the company without vault and enjoy your work.

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