Microsoft Releases Free public beta Small Business Accounting Software 2007

t***@gmail.com

2006-09-25 01:37:23 UTC

How does this compare to GNUCash or SQL-Ledger or the other
OpenSource and free accounting packages? For instance, GNUCash is a PC
app that does double-entry accounting and also can load accounting
files from bank websites. SQL-Ledger is a web-based double-entry
accounting app so can be used by many employees at once. It also
includes PoS and other features to drive the data directly into the
accounting system.

How does Equifax interact with this product?

How do PayPal and eBay? (You are aware neither of these is a credit
advisory service.) Is this a download of the revenue numbers or a
meta-front end for sales? osCommerce and others also integrate with the
major online storefronts.

Thanks for more information,
TimJowers
http://www.serviza.com/ - Software for Business. OpenSource Works!
http://www.serviza.com/SoftwareIsFree-ForBusiness.pdf - Draft of
OpenSource SW book about SW for business.

Post by GoFaster
Microsoft on Monday released a public beta of the next version of its
Small Business Accounting Software, adding helpful combination with the
popular online selling, payment, and credit advisory services eBay,
PayPal, and Equifax. The program has undergone numerous modifications,
including a name change, since its formal debut last year as
Microsoft Office Small Business Accounting 2006.
More details at: http://smallbusiness-accounting-software.blogspot.com
You can download now this software for free from Microsoft Office site.
It's a little difficult, but works.