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It is Caseware’s goal to provide clients with innovative products of the highest quality. To enable us to continue to improve our world-leading software, it is important that we only support a limited number of versions at one time; typically, the current shipping and one prior version. New features and enhancements, patch releases, hotfixes, techn...
Updated:
Jul 12th, 2021
Affected version(s):
All versions
Unable to import data from Sage 50 2023
Issue After upgrading to Sage 50 2023, I can no longer import Sage 50 data to Working Papers. Workaround Caseware is aware of the issue and working with Sage on a solution. In the meanwhile, you can export the Sage 50 data to a CSV or Excel document, then import it into Working Papers.
Updated:
Sep 30th, 2022
Affected version(s):
All versions
Is Working Papers compatible with Windows 11?
Question Is Working Papers compatible with Windows 11? Answer Yes, Working Papers 2022 is compatible with Windows 11.
Updated:
Aug 29th, 2022
Affected version(s):
All versions
Chrome “zero-day” exploit impact on Working Papers and CaseView
Issue A new "zero-day" exploit (CVE-2022-1096) has been discovered in Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Microsoft Edge) related to the V8 JavaScript engine. Currently, Working Papers uses Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF) and both Working Papers and CaseView have CEF dependencies. Workaround Use the Working Papers internal browser for Caseware resou...
Updated:
Apr 26th, 2022
Affected version(s):
All versions
Support for Microsoft Office
Question Does Caseware support Microsoft Office products? Answer Caseware supports the following Microsoft Office versions in conjunction with our Working Papers and Connector products: Microsoft Office 2021* Microsoft Office 2019 Microsoft Office 2016 Microsoft Office 2013 Microsoft Office 2010 * Microsoft Office 2021 is only compatible with Wor...
Updated:
Feb 08th, 2021
Affected version(s):
All versions
The Apache Software Foundation recently released a security advisory concerning the Apache Log4j Java logging library. Caseware is providing the information below to customers to reassure them that appropriate actions are being taken to ensure their Caseware software systems are protected from this threat. Please see the CaseKnowledge Center for up...
Updated:
Jan 07th, 2022
Affected version(s):
All versions
Text in my non-English version of Working Papers does not display
Issue The text in my non-English version of Working Papers does not display. Solution Adjust the Region settings on your workstation. Both the Format and Language for non-Unicode programs must be set to the required language. To adjust the Region settings: Launch Control Panel on your workstation (search for Control Panel, or click Start | All Ap...
Updated:
Oct 27th, 2021
Affected version(s):
All versions
Exported or printed CaseView graphs and cell-based images appear blank or blacked out
Issue After a recent Windows Update, exported or printed CaseView graphs and cell-based images appear blank or blacked out in the output file. Images that are inserted directly into a paragraph (Insert | Picture) are unaffected. Solution (Working Papers 2020) Perform a Windows Update, then contact Caseware Support to request the hotfix. Workaround...
Updated:
Jun 16th, 2021
Affected version(s):
Working Papers 2020 (Update 2) and earlier
Persistent script error and missing content after updating template-based engagement file
Issue After updating a template-based engagement file, a script error persistently displays whenever the file is opened. Additionally, content in the file, such as the freeze pane and tables, no longer display correctly. The issue is caused by the following Windows updates: Windows 10 Version Update 20H2 KB5000802 2004 KB5000802 1909 KB500...
Updated:
Apr 22nd, 2021
Affected version(s):
All versions
Working Papers stops responding when adding a PPC document to the Document Manager
Issue Working Papers stops responding when adding a PPC document to the Document Manager. The document is added as a URL that links to the file location instead. This issue occurs if an existing document shares the same file name as the new PPC document. Workaround Rename the existing document in the Document Manager prior to adding the PPC documen...
Updated:
Oct 19th, 2020
Affected version(s):
Working Papers 2020
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