Gnucash and...?

[Trevor "TeC" Christian]

Richard Crawford wrote:

>My wife and I want to computerize our account management system, which is 
>currently conducted by pencil and paper.  We don't have a need for a high end 
>tool like Quicken 2005 XP+ Super Ultra Platinum Edition.  We're happy using 
>basic tools.
>
>On my end, I have GnuCash, which works well for me.  My wife, however, runs 
>Windows. Ideally, we'd both have access to the same account files and 
>information.  I'm having trouble, though, identifying a Windows equivalent to 
>GnuCash.  Quicken doesn't seem to quite cut it.
>
>Any ideas?  Free and open source is, of course, preferable.
>  
>
I gotta go with the VNC and gnucash suggestion.  I haven't personally 
tried many other accounting applications, and I'm no accountant - but to 
me gnucash is a great, simple accounting program that I can do simple 
stuff with and i guess an accountant could do bigger things with.

Its the program I use, and when I'm on a windows machine, I use VNC to 
login and run it.  In addition - back up is as simple as copying one 
file to a safe place.

Feel free to let us know what you decide on...

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