Under the single-user license, you may install QuickBooks software on one computer for access and use by only one specific person; and, install the software on one additional portable computer so long as only the same specific person accesses and uses the software.nder the single-user license, you may install QuickBooks software on one computer for access and use by only one specific person; and, install the software on one additional portable computer so long as only the same specific person accesses and uses the software.
Grilling time has arrived so preheat your grill. Itâs recommended that you use medium-hot coals and a covered grill. Place the corn cobs â in their husks â on the grill and allow them to cook for between 20 and 25 minutes. Another way to know when your corn on the cob is ready is by checking to see when it has become tender and hot. Itâs a good idea to rotate the ears midway through the cooking time.
This will help prevent the husks from burning (although, they will still get the charred look). Pre-heat your grill to medium heat, around 350 degrees. Remove the corn from the water and shake off the excess water. Place the corn, with the husks still in tact on the grill and cook for about 15-20 minutes. Rotate the corn every 5 minutes so that all sides can cook. At this point you can remove the corn from the grill, or you can pull the husks back and place the corn directly on the grill if youâd like a charred look.