[TriLUG] gnucash question -- [OT] vs moneydance

[uzoma nwosu]

I have to say that I'm weighing the options right now between
Moneydance and Gnucash.  I'm trying to stick with gnucash but
Moneydance is sooo easy to set up and operate.  It does a good job of
guessing what you need to do with a special account--which with
Gnucash, it's all on you (and that could get messy).  It's not that
expensive either ($30).  And like Gnucash, can import .qif  files from
your bank.

But if you all your doing is balancing your checkbook, save your cash
and stick with Gnucash.  Otherwise, I think Moneydance might the
winner.  At least for me...

uzoma

On 6/3/05, Hugh Crissman <hcrissman at secure-mind.net> wrote:
> Mark,
> 
> I am not sure about the download function. But... I stumbled onto this package this morning.
> 
> http://moneydance.com/
> 
> I have 0 experience w/ this software.
> 
> Hugh
> 
> * Mark Freeze <mfreeze at gmail.com> [2005-05-31 15:55:13]:
> 
> > Before I make the switch, does anyone know if gnucash has a function
> > where you can do reconciliation from a downloaded bank statement to
> > your checking account? (Like MSMoney...)
> >
> > Regards,
> > Mark.
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