Just my 2 cent: I've tried moneydance once and it wasn't worth it. Few
online banking institutions are supported, etc. If you have to pay,
there's some other money program around, but don't know the name atm.
Rob Saul wrote:
On May 4, 2004, at 1:31 PM, Gordon Keehn wrote:
Does gnucash support online exchange of data via .qfx download or
similar mechanism? If I actually had to write checks and balance my
account by hand, I'd be in prison by now. Either for debt (they DO
still have debtor's prisons?) or for kiting checks.
Cheers,
Gordon
There's also MoneyDance (www.moneydance.com). Although it does cost a
few $$. I know it
can read both Quicken and Money exchange file formats. I've used it
on both Linux and OS X.
It was a little easier to get going with than gnucash, but then I
haven't tried gnucash for over
a year.
~Rob
( a not so old fart, but I do remember programming my Apple
][+ in assembly )
