haney@tramp.colorado.edu (HANEY PATRICIA J) (02/08/91)
I have been looking for a simple accounting program for my Mac. I started with Quicken, and although the interface was very 'unsmooth' I would have kept using it except that I couldn't accrue liabilities with it. It was a straight checkbook interface - cks & deposits. I've currently got atOnce! but probably will send it back within my 30 day MBG period. It's overkill for what I need, and $285 to boot. I've seen the documentation for MacMoney, but haven't run the program. I saw a negative comment about it on Info-Mac that said it was more like IBM than Mac software. I'd certainly be open to other comments though. I was especially curious about DacEasy Light Checkbook Accounting for the Mac. I've worked with the IBM version a while ago, and I'm wondering how Mac-like the interface can be to a PC program ported over to the Mac world. Has anybody used it yet? Reactions? I'm hoping to find something simple but suave, and with any luck, under the $100 price range. Thanks in advance for any pointers, comments and suggestions! Most Sincerely, Trish ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ Trish Haney ^ haney@tramp.Colorado.edu ^ "Do androids ^ ^ Undergrad, CU Boulder ^ 305 30th Street ^ dream of ^ ^ "The Mac Helper" ^ Boulder, CO 80303-3321 ^ electric sheep?" ^ ^ Beginner help ^ (303) 494-0309 ^ -Philip K. Dick ^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^