AW: [AccessD] QuickBooks Project... Anyone game?

Hi Gustav,

thanks for pointing me to winfinans - I will definitely have a look at it.
My client insist on a german user interface, so this is probably not an
option
for her.

But I like the idea of the modifiable code, so it might be a good choice for
other projects!

Michael

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Von: accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com
[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com]Im Auftrag von Gustav Brock
Gesendet: Dienstag, 29. Juni 2004 12:35
An: Access Developers discussion and problem solving
Betreff: Re: [AccessD] QuickBooks Project... Anyone game?


Hi Michael

One option is Winfinans DT (we are a local dealer).

It's an Access 200x app running off MSDE or SQL Server.

  http://www.winfinans.dk

This site is mostly in Danish so you'll have a hard time navigating.
However, you can find Download and Winfinans DT, then browse to locate
an English version. It won't run your own database until you purchase
a license, but you can connect to a demo server and browse the code
(it's not an MDE, the code is fully modifiable) to get an impression.
It is _very_ light commented but in English as are all field names
etc.
The data structure is a little convoluted (with compound keys,
remember a recent thread on this?) but I'm sure you can get a hold on
it.

License fee (list price) is about EUR 1.300 for the first two users
and EUR 350 for each next user.

I don't think a German version is scheduled.

The Integration Module you may notice is not a programmer's goodie but
a module for interchanging data with the Danish banks and some local
facility houses. The Production Module contains enhanced functions for
production control.

/gustav


> Just today I got a call from a customer who wants to synchronize customer
> information between a database application and 'a' financial software
package.
> ...
> Now comes the question: is there a financial package out there that is
easy
> to use (with a nice user interface - especially not DOS-based), fully
> integrated (no modules), has an API and preferably uses a SQL database to
> store it's data?

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