ality over the years.
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From: Chris McQuistion
Date: Mon, 18 Jan 2010 20:24:52
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Subject: Re: [nlug] Latest recommendations for open source accounting?
For what it's worth I think there is a web based ve
Thanks to everyone for the input.
I'm leaning toward PostBooks right now even though it's overkill for me
personally, because it might be useful for my clients.
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Dave Manginelli wrote:
>
> I'm considering dumping QuickBooks for open source accounting software
> again, like I've done every year for the past 10. I know
> SQLLedger/SMBLedger used to be the favorite but I never warmed up to the
> web-based user interface. (Web-based isn't inherently bad, but
Dave Manginelli wrote:
I'm considering dumping QuickBooks for open source accounting software
again, like I've done every year for the past 10. I know
SQLLedger/SMBLedger used to be the favorite but I never warmed up to the
web-based user interface. (Web-based isn't inherently bad, but
SQLLedge
personal and I think
the Church's books.
Kevin E.
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From: Chris McQuistion
Date: Mon, 18 Jan 2010 20:24:52
To: nlug-talk@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [nlug] Latest recommendations for open source accounting?
For what it's worth I th
For what it's worth I think there is a web based version of quicken/
quickbooks. That's platform agnostic.
Chris
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On Jan 18, 2010, at 7:02 PM, Dave Manginelli
wrote:
I'm considering dumping QuickBooks for open source accounting software
again, like I've done every yea
