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Bookkeeping - Interior Design
#12842
Author: Bennett Fischer
Date: Thu, 01 May 1997 00:00
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I am looking for a bookkeeping program (Mac) that is tailored for interior
designers. I need to incorporate purchase orders into list of expenditures
etc., etc. Any suggestions?

Bennett Fischer
Brooklyn, NY
strato**@thing.net   
Re: Bookkeeping - Interior Design
#12843
Author: Art Aldrich
Date: Fri, 02 May 1997 00:00
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In article <strato-ya02408000R0105972252010001@news.thing.net>,
BGFISCHER**@aol.com (please remove ** to reply) wrote:

> I am looking for a bookkeeping program (Mac) that is tailored for interior
> designers. I need to incorporate purchase orders into list of expenditures
> etc., etc. Any suggestions?
> 
> Bennett Fischer
> Brooklyn, NY
> strato**@thing.net   

Try Mind Your Own Business (MYOB) from Bestware. I believe they have a
demo on their web site. I have used the program for several years and find
it very easy to use, yet powerful.

Hope this helps,

-- 
-Art Aldrich
Gorilla Grip - Grip Equipment For Film & Video
1-888-GET-A-GRP
Re: Bookkeeping - Interior Design
#12841
Author: Ray Williams
Date: Wed, 07 May 1997 00:00
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Bennett Fischer wrote:
> 
> I am looking for a bookkeeping program (Mac) that is tailored for interior
> designers. I need to incorporate purchase orders into list of expenditures
> etc., etc. Any suggestions?
> 
> Bennett Fischer
> Brooklyn, NY
> strato**@thing.netTry QuickBooks from Intuit. It has modules for purchasing, invoicing, 
and job costing. Their web site is http://www.intuit.com 

Ray
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