Richard Carter wrote: > For accounting I use Moneydance which works under Windows and Mac as > well as Linux.
Hi Robin, Thanks for the suggestion, Moneydance looks like it has some great features, but I think I am starting to steer more towards GNUCash: * It free * Cross-platform (GTK based if I am not mistaken) * More inline with proper double-entry bookkeeping * I am working on a theory here, but because it appears to be GTK based, I may theoretically be able to run it from a USB key like I do with other GTK apps (i.e. Pidgin). How cool would that be having your acocutant in your pocket! I haven't tested this yet, but looks like it would be possible. Because I am looking at using a variety of machines (Win, Lin, Mac, 3E-PC, laptop) portability is important to me. Once I get the stuff on the LAN working the way I like it (syncing profile information), I can then move out from there. I owuld just to be sitting in a Timmies somewhere with my box of recipts and be able to enter them in then head home and sync teh file to the network and open the new file up on the desktop. Sames goes with the 3E...be out travelling and entering recipts as I get them then sync up when I get home or VPNing home. Thanks again for the suggestion. Cameron _______________________________________________ clug-talk mailing list [email protected] http://clug.ca/mailman/listinfo/clug-talk_clug.ca Mailing List Guidelines (http://clug.ca/ml_guidelines.php) **Please remove these lines when replying
