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TygrBright

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15. True. And initially I had hopes, when Intuit cut them loose.

Reply to Sailor65x1 (Reply #13)

Sun Jan 28, 2018, 07:10 PM

Jan 2018

I never cared for Intuit.

I was sort of hoping that the new owners would go back to an older model of trustworthy, flexible, stand-alone software with good support and segment the market down to offer various versions to people with differing needs.

Unfortunately they seem to have opted for the "pay the subscription and you get everything!" model instead.

sadly,
Bright

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Best Personal Bookkeeping Software? [View all] TygrBright Jan 2018 OP

Take a look at Mint.com It works exceptionally well. RKP5637 Jan 2018 #1

Is it a desktop program, or a mobile app thingie? TygrBright Jan 2018 #3

It's web based, in the cloud. It's why Intuit dumped/sold off Quicken and moved to web based. You RKP5637 Jan 2018 #5

ah, okay... I need something I can use without being connected to the Internet. n/t TygrBright Jan 2018 #6

Oh, this would not be it. RKP5637 Jan 2018 #9

See if you can get hold of an old version canetoad Jan 2018 #2

I have a disk of Quicken 2005... TygrBright Jan 2018 #4

I've successfully loaded canetoad Jan 2018 #8

hmmm... that might be the issue. TygrBright Jan 2018 #11

I have installers back to 08 I think. Sailor65x1 Jan 2018 #13

True. And initially I had hopes, when Intuit cut them loose. TygrBright Jan 2018 #15

We started using the (free and open-source) GnuCash. SeattleVet Jan 2018 #7

Thank you! That looks worth a check-out. TygrBright Jan 2018 #12

Another thought TygrBright canetoad Jan 2018 #10

And there right at the top is GnuCash, with 4.5 stars... TygrBright Jan 2018 #14