Windows Based App.

[E Dodd]

On Friday 07 January 2005 11:04, zeek wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> This question may be frowned upon here, but I bravely ask it anyhow:
>
> Considering there is no port of GnuCash for windows, what is the best
> alternative? For painful reasons I'll spare you of, I cannot do my
> accounting in Linux.
>
>
> By my bank's (PNC, Philadelphia) instruction I was led to a happyland of
> Quicken only, some mysterious interaction between the Quicken and my bank
> (which failed), and I'm now seeking some solution that will just allow me
> to download standard QIF files (with as long history as I desire) via SSL.
>
> I'm hinting that not only do I want a new application to use but also a new
> bank.
>
>
> Cheers,
> -zeek
another poster has just noted that he's runnning debian in VM on windows 
liz

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