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From: joe@gistdev.UUCP (Joe Brownlee)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Personal Finance Prog. Recommendations?
Summary: My vote goes to MacMoney
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Date: 11 Oct 89 19:39:04 GMT
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Reply-To: joe@gistdev.UUCP (Joe Brownlee)
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Organization: Global Information Systems Technology Inc., Savoy, IL
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In several recent articles, a posting regarding a choice of personal finance
software packages has been answered by recommending "MacMoney".

I concur.  We use MacMoney and it has a nice, clean interface, and all the
features you need.  I like the graphing abilities provided myself.

One other point in its favor -- the publisher had been known to send free
upgrades when bugs are fixed.  This is a pratice that I think we all have to
applaud as users, and one that should be considered in buying software from
a given publisher.  I don't mind too much if software has minor problems if
there is a commitment from the company producing the software to fix those
problems and get them out to the users.  Kudos, Survivor!

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