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Manage Your Finances With GNUCash
Oct 12, 2008, 04 :07 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (5107 reads)

(Other stories by Reuven Lerner)

[ Thanks to Sakshi Garg for this link. ]

"The most recent release of GNUCash (2.2.5) came out in late April of this year. As usual, this version came with a number of bug fixes, particularly when it comes to importing QIF (Quicken Interchange Format) files. One of the goals of GNUCash is to allow users to work with their banks and credit card companies, and this often means that GNUCash must be compatible with QIF, since so many people use Quicken. In many cases, this means that you can have your bank information feed directly into GNUCash, giving you a living, unified view of your finances."

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Will somebody please tell me what files  ...   GNUCash for Linux   
Neville Goward
Nov 23, 2008, 10:44:38
 
This is the link to download GNUcash for ...   Link to download GNUCash for linux   
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