MoneyLine Professional Edition for Mac

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• Not Good. An abacus is easier to build and use.

  christhemacguyAugust 3, 2015

  Pros

  t downloaded quickly. The support was quick to respond each time I emailed them. They were knowledgeable about the weaknesses of their product.

  Cons

  Among other things: It won't import .csv files from my bank. I had to guess what fields it could handle and then edit all transactions for last year, merge the credit column with the debit column and make the debits a negative number, only then was I able to import into the program and now have two columns called payment (one should be payment the other deposit, according to NCH). Of course you cannot edit the column titles, nor can you resize the columns in a way of your choosing, because upon next opening the application it goes back to the FIXED default view. Also it does not remember the item categories; like utility, Credit Card PP, Medical, savings, you know the regular things you'd like to see in a report. I have used Quicken since my first 268DX box, and while intuit is clueless, this thing does not even get to the starting line. They can keep the $50.

  Summary

  I purchased this application v1.22 for my Macintosh three months ago. Just getting around to back filling and making it useful in the past three weeks. Today it goes into the trash. I think the company, NCH, needs to find a real line of business, cause this product has no future.

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