Yeah. I agree. I've been using Moneyworks for 3-4 years. It's pretty
easy to use. I had a few problems setting it up initially, mainly
regarding loaning moneys to my teenage sons. I had to get a local
support person/ bookkeeper to come in and help me out with the tricky
bits, but after that it was straightforward.
It's pretty inexpensive, and there's good online support.
Rob
Greg Manzie wrote:
Hello Rosemary
We've had a lot of success with MoneyWorks. It's not free but is
very user friendly, cross platform and understands GST etc.
You can import and export data to most other Book keeping apps.
Your accountant gets a free copy too.
Kind regards
Greg Manzie
Director
Glyde Gallery Conservation
Conservators, Consultants and Picture Framers,
for Museums, Art Galleries and Collectors.
5 Glyde Street
Mosman Park
Western Australia 6012
ABN 89
154 124 265
Phone (08)
9383 3929
Mobile 0448
844 381
On 29/01/2010, at 4:58 PM, Rosemary Horton wrote:
Hi there,
I have a problem. I've been using Moneydance for quite a few years an
have just discovered that when I so carefully archived off the last tax
years that in fact only a few of the records were archived to the
archive copy..so I have no accurate records of transactions etc. I have
no idea where everything went if it wasn't archived... If I'd known
that it lost everything I would not have "archived" it.
That is water under the bridge so to speak, but has anyone done this
and have it work? There are no instructions..the help file merely
points to the menu item
What;'s lost is gone, but how do I do it so it works?
How do I make a a copy that can be read by other systems with
categories etc? qif backups I discovered only coped the current
account..so year of work are gone.
Does anyone know financial software that doesn't require an accounting
degree, but will import transactions from the bank and allow
categorisation? What about a program like the old Windows 3 Quicken?
I'm a bit upset about this.
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Rosemary Horton
[email protected]
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