🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <352@skippy.UUCP> ras@skippy.UUCP (Bob Surtees) writes:
>From article <585@ozvax.TEK.COM>, by gregl@ozvax.TEK.COM (Greg Lacefield):
>> 
>> ...
>> ...
>> And I will NEVER do business with Monogram software AGAIN.  I wish the 
>> best of luck to anybody who does.  They will need it.
>
>It has been some time since I have dealt with this company that I can't
>remember all of the circumstances except that, as an outcome of my experience
>with them, I vowed never to deal with ever again.  One thing I do remember

Well, since people are having such problems with Monogram, I figured
I'd put in a plug for MacMoney, from Survivor Software.  It's a good
product, and seems to have all the features one would need in such a
program (although I am admittedly not a "power user" when it comes to
financial management programs.)  The best part is that Survivor
appears to have a very reasonable upgrade and support policy.  I
bought my copy in November from MacConnection for $42.  I used it for
a few months, and then in January, I read that there was a new version
3.0 coming out, so I gave them a call to see what the upgrade cost
would be.  To my surprise, they said the upgrade was free; all I had
to do was send them a letter requesting the upgrade.  I did, and sure
enough, three or four weeks later a package showed up with the new
software, a new manual, the whole wad.  I think I got my $42 worth....

The newest version is $69 from MacConnection, which is still cheaper
than Dollars & Sense.  I suggest that disgruntled D&S users may want
to check it out.

Disclaimer: Of course, I have no relationship with Survivor Software
other than as a satisfied customer.

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Mark Vita                              ARPA: vita@ge-crd.ARPA
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