<Kinda OT> Appgen software

[Harry G]

On Fri October 27 2006 11:36 am, Mike Reinehr wrote:
> On Thursday 26 October 2006 18:57, Harry G wrote:
> > On Thu October 26 2006 7:08 pm, Michael Hipp wrote:
> > > I've not used it but this may be worth a looksee:
> > >
> > >    http://www.turbocash-usa.com/
> >
> > Can't use it:
> >
> > System requirements:
> >
> > TurboCASH accounting software system requirementsMicrosoft Windows 98,
> > ME, 2000, or XP
> >
> >
> > Harry G
>
> You might consider Southware Innovations: http://www.southware.com/
> It has all the modules you mentioned and many more. It's a little pricey,
> but very solid & dependable & runs under Linux (& most other o/s). It's
> written in COBOL with an Acucobol runtime. It is licensed per user with (I
> think) the least expensive being a 4-user license.
>
> The Windows version provides a GUI, but running under Linux all you need is
> a system console or xterm window. I don't think there is a GUI for use
> under Linux.
>
> I'm curious, myself, whether anyone here has experience with SQL-Ledger.
> Southware is the last proprietary software that we use.
>
> cmr


Thanks for the info, but it is much more than I need.  SQL=Ledger looks good, 
but I am not smart enough to set it up properly.  Don't know squat about SQL, 
Apache, etc. which it requires.

I am looking at a online package called Nola Pro at www.nolapro.com.  I used 
to use NetSuite, which is probably the best I have ever seen from a non 
accountant standpoint, but at $1400 a year, a bit much.  Nola Pro is only 
$140 per year, and I can access records as long as I have an internet 
connection.


Harry G