Kenneth Gonsalves wrote: > On Tuesday 19 May 2009 00:43:00 [email protected] wrote: > >> Sorry, >> No sorry, was - sorry to disappoint you but your analysis seems wrong. as for top posting, when i am using my mobile for emails, top posting is the only answer. The interleaved posting comes wrong and the reader does not know what i said as compared to what the OP said. > > I assume that 'sorry' means sorry for top posting? > >> openerp / tinyerp does not come up as anternate to tally. Tally is a simple >> accounting software not constrained by erp norms like data authenticity, >> audit trails, interlocking controls and even data integrety. Openerp is a >> much more complex software and not a substitute for tally. >> > > just like linux is not a substitute for windows - it is far far more. > >> In the normal sense, an erp is mot an accounting software. Its much more. >> And due to that it can't take place of accounting software. It will only >> work where the users WANT something much more than accounting. >> > > surely users can use the accounting part (which would be a subset of the ERP > whole)? > No it does not work that way. ERP makes accounting a pain for those used to tally / simply accounting / peach tree type of software They dont want to be pinned down or constrainted by the requirements that the erp puts on them
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