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May 29, 2009, 23:04 (0 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Ken Hess)
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"Accounting
Accounting software is a major pain point for those who wish to
switch to free alternatives. Certain commercially available
software programs are so good that even well-written, free
competitors pale in comparison. Intuit's Quickbooks is one such
commercial program that's hard to beat for usability, support and
widespread adoption. However, there are some contenders that
deserve consideration.
"Nola Pro is such an option available for Windows and Linux.
Nola Pro is multi-user, web-based, easy to install and use and is
secure. There's also an online version that requires no
installation (Nola Pro On-Demand) and is available for a monthly
fee. GnuCash is another free accounting program for business or
personal use that is a replacement for Microsoft Money, QuickBooks
and Microsoft's Office Accounting Express.
"If Nola Pro or GnuCash don't fill your needs, FreeByte compiled
a list of free financial and accounting software for you to check
out for yourself."
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