As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.
I have a little echeck program I found, from the site that had a free weather program which I really enjoy.
This echeck is like a miniature spread sheet and I like this as it takes up no space and requires little resource to run.
It has deposits and withdrawals, and it automatically converts everything, along with filing the date and your check stub number or debit card transaction.
You can make as many accounts as you like, and the nice part is, it keeps track of additions, and you can asterisk things which are tax deductions. It also has a search to find things if you have large amounts of entries, as well as editing of entries.
In exporting, it is possible to do a text file in CVS format and an HTML file, which is what I was looking for in being able to print up a copy with pretty rows and descriptions.
So this sCheckbook from Skwire, impresses me in being a nice small book keeping program.
When I come across things that make things easier, I try to share them. I fully intend to save this file to a flashdrive eventually and keep it as one of those programs which I do not want to lose.
Open Office is a free download, but an immense one, and it runs large too, like Microsoft Office. This echeck though does it with less space.
So it is your pearl before swine if you care to gather it up.
agtG
