BH> For the "home user" or small business person, Quicken is a
BH> terrific money-management program..., but it should NEVER be
BH> used in place of a proper accounting package (such as
BH> QuickBooks or Bedford) by anyone who may have a legal
BH> requirement of their record-keeping process.
     This is true: Q is a terrific, inexpensive tool.
If one needs an audit trail, then a more thorough,
expensive package is necessary.  As with all tools, the
user needs to understand the proper use and
limitations.
     It's just that I find it very annoying when I
enter the wrong date and my entry disappears up into
the already cleared portions of my bookkeeping.  Then all
previously balanced statements are corrupt until I find the
erroneous entry and correct it.  I'm just enough of a
fumble-fingers that I can screw things up easily!
  FIDO: Bill White @ 1:135/110 (Miami)
 InterNet: bill.white@110.sunshine.com
 * SLMR 2.1a * Do more than is expected!
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