amicheck1_86 1.86

Short:        checkbook/account manager OS2.04 and up
Author:       dyer@alx.sticomet.com  (Doug Dyer)
Uploader:     hguijt inter nl net (Hans Guijt)
Type:         biz/misc
Version:      1.86
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

AMICHECK IS NOW FREEWARE WITH SOURCE CODE

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Overview
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amiCheck is an easy-to-use yet powerful checkbook/bank account
management package.   A large effort went into creating intuitive
interfaces for complex/flexible activities. Also, much effort
went into reducing the cumbersome data-entry that plagues
checkbook programs (hey, who wants to use a database program
every month? :)

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Abbreviated feature list
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Interface
                - highly configurable (even provides an optional
                        XEN look - but does not require MUI for anything)
                - style-guide compliant, font sensitive GUI panels
                - extensive keyboard equivalents
                - takes advantage of OS3.x calls if available
                - online context-sensitive help
                - Public screen support

Checkbook
                - net worth analysis
                - interactive graphical analysis
                - check printing
                - register filtering
                - ARexx
                - register sorting
                - transaction searching
                - data-entry automation (templates & scripts)
                - budgeting via categories
                - budget groups
                - reports
                - and so on...


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Keyfiles
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Although originally shareware, AmiCheck is now freeware.


Thanks,
	Doug

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If you use it and enjoy it, send Doug an email to express your appreciation!


Hans Guijt