Master Builder 10 Essex Junction VT

Master Builder's interface in Essex Junction resembles a cross between the Windows Explorer file structure and Desktop. Available modules and features are in a numbered list along the left, and users tailor the rest of the interface to meet their needs by adding shortcuts to often-used reports and input screens.

Adams Paul G weldg
(802) 862-8664
1215 Airport Pkwy
South Burlington, VT
Sopromat Ltd Marble & granite
802 862 6361
34 Summit Ridge
Burlington, VT
Metalworks
(802) 863-0414
205 Flynn Ave
Burlington, VT
Timberwolf Manufacturing Corp
(802) 775-4227
126 Spruce St
Rutland, VT
Quality Metal Products
(802) 863-6003
89 Ethan Allen Dr
South Burlington, VT
100 % job staffing company
802-777-1828
north street
burlington, VT
Metalworks
(802) 863-0414
205 Flynn Ave
Burlington, VT
Precision Contract Mfg Inc
(802) 885-6208
280 Clinton St
Springfield, VT

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Master Builder 10

GIMME A 6-4-1, MACK!


No, it's not a baseball play on the radio or waitress slang for a burger and fries at the local diner. A 6-4-1 in Master Builder speak is a change order. Builders who use Master Builder fly around the program with a few numbered keystrokes, and that's why making numerous changes to such a familiar tool would not be a very good idea. Luckily, Intuit has managed to introduce some useful new user-requested features to Master Builder 10 without taking existing users out of their comfort zones.


Master Builder 10 is integrated accounting/ construction management software built around a single FoxPro database. The core product includes accounting, project management, scheduling, and equipment management. Add-on modules include: estimating, service receivables, inventory, and document control. There are dozens of stock reports in each financial and operational area as well as a custom report writer/form designer. Users can also craft more complicated reports using a third-party product such as Crystal Reports.


Master Builder's interface resembles a cross between the Windows Explorer file structure and Desktop. Available modules and features are in a numbered list along the left, and users tailor the rest of the interface to meet their needs by adding shortcuts to often-used reports and input screens. User input windows and dialog boxes are a bit of a throwback to Windows 3.1 days and still don't quite follow Microsoft Windows conventions.

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