In case of multi user Tally it can be the shared folder of server,e.g. What ever the data path is automatically those companies would be shown. It shows where Tally should look for data files to load the companies. Where 192.168.0.1 is the ip address of server and 9000 is the port. So the effective line on nodes in multiuser Tally should be Server:port are replaced by machine name of the server or the ip address of the server and followed by the port on which tally license is running. It is used in nodes to specify where is the license file. This line shows where tally should look for license file. The second command line would take care of this information. If we are at the node machine of a multi user tally then we should put double semi collons ( ) before this line so that tally doesn't look for license file. If this file is found then tally serial no would be shown otherwise education mode would be active. If this is connect then while loading tally would look for license file. This shows tally how to get the license of Tally.

Out of which you have to find a file with notepad icon with a yellow baidge on it.( Just as shown in photograph above) Here you would find many files which have name as Tally. You would land in the same folder where tally is installed. The easiest way is to just Right Click Tally icon then select properties and then click find target.

But which file is effective for which installation is identified only by the fact that where it is located. If you have multiple installations of tally then you would find multiple ini files. So this file is important for desired working of Tally software. All variables from this file are picked and then tally starts functioning accordingly. When ever Tally loads itself then it takes working environment from this file.

It can be also referred as configuration and setting file of Tally. This file is Tally's initialization file. Let understand why this file is necessary and how it can be helpful for us. This file resides in the folder in which Tally's exe file is or you can say in the folder where tally is installed. But If you have worked on a multi user Tally version then chances are that at one time or another some one has told you to go to Tally.ini file and do the required setting. If you have used single user then it may be the case that you have never bothered to edit this file or even tried to know where this file is and what it does.

Tally 7.2 Setup File