On 28-Mar-99 Tom Pfeifer wrote: > "(Ted Harding)" wrote: >> and it does seem that the accounting/finance area is thinly served. > > This is the primary "missing piece" for me, at least in terms of a > home, desktop system. While there are some personal finance programs > available such as Gnucash etc, there is nothing remotely as good as > Quicken. And I'm certainly not interested in running an older version > of Quicken with Wine. > > I have gotten used to such things as paying bills on line, downloading > my credit card statement, and being able to tie all my finances > (investments, mortgage, credit, checking etc) together seemlessly in > one software package.
I suppose one has to consider that (at any rate here in the UK) on-line banks assume you're using Quicken and interact accordingly, so you could miss out on a lot of facilities unless you use it. Ted. -------------------------------------------------------------------- E-Mail: (Ted Harding) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: 28-Mar-99 Time: 17:03:12 ------------------------------ XFMail ------------------------------
