Fri 21 Dec 2007
Macworld has just published a review of Moneydance 2007. We’re very happy with the review and would like to thank Macworld for taking the time to do it. As one of the commenters to the article mention, Moneydance 2008 will be arriving soon, and it will address the “interface quirks” that were the only downside described in the article.
Please also note that we have never advertised with Macworld and the review was not solicited by us, so rest assured that the article is not biased in our favor in any way. I especially appreciate how the article mentions some of the less obvious features such as how every amount field in Moneydance can interpret math expressions.
Thanks Macworld!
December 21st, 2007 at 7:03 pm
Sean - OK, we are all wondering what “arriving soon” means. Could you give us a hint, perhaps a statement like “by ??\??\2008″. We are waiting with bated breath and wild anticipation!
By the way, did that other reviewer - toptenreviews.com - ever update their review like you requested? That review had many inaccuracies.
December 25th, 2007 at 3:48 pm
Good review. I enjoy using Moneydance and I am looking forward to Moneydance 2008…
Merry Christmas to the Moneydance team and all users.
December 30th, 2007 at 10:05 pm
I’m looking forward to your 2008 version.
I’ve been locked into Money for years and my last upgrade to Money Plus has me pulling my hair out so far. I posted my woes on my site if anyone cares to read about it.
I need to see how cleanly your product can import my Money files.
January 6th, 2008 at 12:37 pm
Read the review in MacWorld and thought I’d give it a try based upon the review. I’ve ben looking for a program to replace my “Andrew Tobias Managing Your Mone”y (which I thought was the best out there, but it is a mid-90s product and thus doesn’t take advantage of the new internet/computer capabilities.) Just want to say that so far I am very impressed with Moneydance’s capabilities - just a few more “drive around the block” trials to make sure it does what I need it to do.
Thanks for allowing such a long trial period for potential customers to test drive.