On -9/01/37 07:59, Jon Jermey wrote: > Hi Patrick, > > For general accounting I use WXBanker. I've also used KMyMoney and > Grisbi, which are both OK, but WXBanker is a bit simpler. > > You will also probably need an invoicing package, and as far as I can > tell there are no good simple user-friendly invoicing packages for > Linux yet. (If anyone knows of one please tell me.) > > I have trialled several packages including one with an SQL database > and a PHP interface via a web page, but it was very cumbersome and > non-portable. I now use an old shareware package from Windows called > Instant Invoice. Unfortunately it is no longer available in that form, > but you can buy their combined invoice and cashbook package from > > http://www.instantinvoice.net/ > > A free 30-day trial is available. > > I had some troubles with Instant Invoice in earlier versions but under > Wine with Ubuntu 10.4/Mint 9 it's been bulletproof. > > Regards, > > Jon. > > > On 19/09/10 23:59, elliott-brennan wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> I'm looking for some recommendations in relation >> to accounts and client management software. >> >> My wife is a Clin Psych. >> >> She'd like to keep track of her money (obviously >> :)) and to be able to work out who has paid and >> who owes money, as well as the monies she has paid >> to others, print out accounts to be paid (by >> others to her) and so on. The sort of small >> business stuff people usually have to do. >> >> Can anyone recommend software they think would fit >> the bill. >> >> We're presently running Kubuntu 9.10 (and better :)) >> >> Regards, >> >> Patrick >> >> >> > I think your wife should have a look at
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