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#New Amiga program needs?

    28-Aug-92 19:44:15
Fm: John Toebes/SYSOP 70007,3467
To: Syndesis 76004,1763
I have seen Quicken sell for anywhere between $5 (Special promotional deal) to $79.95. Im My Humble Opinion, it is absolutely the best finance package around. We track all of our checking, savings, money market, retirement funds, investment accounts, loans, mortgage, and monthly budget with it. We use it to write checks and keep the checkbook balance. Personally, I would have paid $300 (what I paid for Borland C) for Quicken because of all the time that it has saved me. I also run all of the business accounting for Obvious Implementations on it (actually the Accountant does the work with it). I am also seriously considering looking at CheckFree as an added product even though we already print checks. I haven't tried it for inventory or orders (YET), so that side is on your own, but I do know that they do have some addons for it.