[moneydance] Now we're in the Big Time!

[Richard McIntyre]

I use both MoneyDance and Quickbooks.  Quickbooks is designed to handle
customer and vendor transactions (invoicing, accounts payable, etc.),
and if you have more than just a couple of each, you will almost
certainly find that Quickbooks will work much better for you.  QB also
has a very good set of reporting tools.  I like Moneydance very much,
and plan to continue to use it (forever, I hope) but for personal
finances only.

Richard



Gary Kopycinski wrote:
> Sean:
> 
> I've started an electronic magazine for my town, eNews Park Forest:  http://www.enewspf.com  I carry news from Business Wire, and would be happy to write something for next week's issue about MoneyDance.  Perhaps you could send me a press release if you have one, or write something?  You may pick up a few more users from the article.
> 
> Now, here's part of my dilemma.  I recently incorporated my web design business, Shire Enterprises Inc., http://www.shireweb.biz and will be incorporating eNews Park Forest separately.  I have been advised from a couple of accountants to move to Quickbooks.
> 
> Why do I want to stay with MoneyDance?  This question is open to all.  I have been a loyal MoneyDance user for a long time.  I need advice.  I've never owned a corporation before, and really don't know the first thing about accounting, except to keep track of expenses, income, and throw receipts in a box (or file folder ).
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> GK
> 
> Gordon Alley <gordon.alley at gmail.com> wrote: Moneydance got a positive mention in Walt Mossberg's Mailbox column in
> the Wall Street Journal this week.
> 
> It was mentioned in response to a reader's request for something more
> stable and simpler to use than Quicken. Money Essentials (Windows
> only) and Moneydance where the only two programs Mossberg suggested.
> Cool!
> 
> 
> 
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> 

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Richard McIntyre
Bedford Forest Products, Inc.
202 Barclay St.
Bedford, PA 15522
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