[moneydance] I've had it with Quicken for Windows! Any suggestions from Quicken converts?
gordonsmall User
gordonsmall at bellsouth.net
Sun Mar 8 15:25:14 EDT 2009
Leslee
I moved from Quicken to Moneydance a few months ago. My reasons were a
bit different - I was moving from a Windows environment to Linux. I had
searched for some time for a suitable replacement for Quicken in
Linux(and one that would print checks), and not found one. Finally
heard about Moneydance, and tried it out.
I have very simple requirements - all I am doing is running my checking
account out of Moneydance. I print my checks, so I cannot comment on
how well it does electronic banking.
There are some differences - Moneydance does not have as much eye candy,
but I don't miss that at all. It took a little while to get used to the
way I charge out credit card charges to different budget categories, but
that works fine once you get used to it. I have been able to search by
budget categories as easily as in Quicken. Setting up to print out
checks is different, but actually more flexible - once you figure it
out, it looks like you can format for any conceivable check formats. It
is very reliable.
If you need help, I have never found any better support anywhere than
you get in Moneydance. Seem to be a number of knowledgeable and helpful
folks that are quick to respond.
Every application has a different look/feel, but I like Moneydance, and
will not be going back to Quicken. I never had any problem with Quicken
crashing, but I prefer operating in the Linux environment.
Good luck:)
Gordon Small
On Sat, 2009-03-07 at 23:35 -0500, Dal Pal (NSM) wrote:
> This is the 2nd time since 1/1/09 that Quicken has trashed my data file. I'm
> in the process of cleaning up all the garbage that was added to and deleted
> from MY data by Quicken and will be converting it to try on Moneydance.
> Until I'm comfortable with Moneydance (or Quicken trashes my data again,
> whichever comes first!), I will be running Moneydance AND Quicken. I
> wondered if anyone has any suggestions on what to watch out for in
> Moneydance, what doesn't work as well (I know reports are not the greatest),
> etc. Any help greatly appreciated!
> Leslee
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