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Open source Money alternatives GnuCash 2.0.5 <http://www.osalt.com/gnucash>
Available for: windows mac linux unix java
GnuCash is open source personal and small-business financial accounting
software. Keep track of income an expenses from all of your accounts. The
small-business features allows you to keep track of... Read
more<http://www.osalt.com/gnucash>Grisbi
0.5.9<http://www.osalt.com/grisbi>
Available for: windows mac linux unix java
Grisbi is open source personal accounting software for practically any
platform/operating system. The project strives to provide simple and easy to
use software for managing your accounts. Grisbi... Read
more<http://www.osalt.com/grisbi>jGnash
1.10.6<http://www.osalt.com/jgnash>
Available for: windows mac linux unix java
jGnash is an open source personal finance manager. It will help you monitor
and keep track of your accounts including investments. jGnash can import
from Quicken (qif) and GnuCash - and generate... Read
more<http://www.osalt.com/jgnash>GFP 0.6<http://www.osalt.com/gfp>
Available for: windows mac linux unix java
GFP is a free open source personal finance manager written in Java, which
allows it to run on virtually any operating system. It's designed to help
people with little financial knowledge managing... Read
more<http://www.osalt.com/gfp>
It lists the same four projects as alternatives to Quicken. A search for
Quickbooks yielded a "cannot be found" result.
On 3/28/07, Charles-H. Schulz <charles-h.schulz@...> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have an friend based in the US who really starts to get interested in
> open source for his small business. He asked me if there was an Open
> source replacement for QuickBooks.... Do you know any?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Charles.
>
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- Chad Smith
http://www.chadwsmith.com/
Open source Money alternatives GnuCash 2.0.5 <http://www.osalt.com/gnucash>
Available for: windows mac linux unix java
GnuCash is open source personal and small-business financial accounting
software. Keep track of income an expenses from all of your accounts. The
small-business features allows you to keep track of... Read
more<http://www.osalt.com/gnucash>Grisbi
0.5.9<http://www.osalt.com/grisbi>
Available for: windows mac linux unix java
Grisbi is open source personal accounting software for practically any
platform/operating system. The project strives to provide simple and easy to
use software for managing your accounts. Grisbi... Read
more<http://www.osalt.com/grisbi>jGnash
1.10.6<http://www.osalt.com/jgnash>
Available for: windows mac linux unix java
jGnash is an open source personal finance manager. It will help you monitor
and keep track of your accounts including investments. jGnash can import
from Quicken (qif) and GnuCash - and generate... Read
more<http://www.osalt.com/jgnash>GFP 0.6<http://www.osalt.com/gfp>
Available for: windows mac linux unix java
GFP is a free open source personal finance manager written in Java, which
allows it to run on virtually any operating system. It's designed to help
people with little financial knowledge managing... Read
more<http://www.osalt.com/gfp>
It lists the same four projects as alternatives to Quicken. A search for
Quickbooks yielded a "cannot be found" result.
On 3/28/07, Charles-H. Schulz <charles-h.schulz@...> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have an friend based in the US who really starts to get interested in
> open source for his small business. He asked me if there was an Open
> source replacement for QuickBooks.... Do you know any?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Charles.
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
> To unsubscribe, e-mail: social-unsubscribe@...
> For additional commands, e-mail: social-help@...
>
>
--
- Chad Smith
http://www.chadwsmith.com/
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