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General Ledger III
Tired of trying to figure out how to work around "features" in the heavily advertised microcomputer accounting packages? If you have a small professional office and are comfortable with double-entry bookkeeping you can save a lot of time and frustration by using a simple general ledger like General Ledger III (GL III). GL III's only extra "features" are specialized registers for checks, petty cash, a company credit card and sales. The specialized journals speed up data entry, but each voucher you enter is simply a debit or series of debits plus a balancing credit or series of credits. Editing already entered transactions is a snap. A complete General Ledger III manual in Acrobat Reader format is available for download from www.peakinfosystems.com/gliii.html Our Review: This program has good promise, but unfortunately the extremely poor interface and usability make those promises hard to find. I encountered an average of one run-time error (resulting in a program-crash) about every two minutes. The software which claims to be easier to use than other packages took me more than ten minutes to try to setup - and I emphasise 'try' because I never actually got it going. I'm sure it works - but if the rest of the program is like the beginning...
Licence: Shareware - 60 Days Trial Version: 2.0.0 OS: Win 95/98, Win 2000, Win NT Date: 2001/01/30 Developer: Peak InfoSystems, Inc. Size: 3.95 MB		Free download
Yippee Ratings Breakdown (5 is best): Installation: 3 Interface: 2 Functionality: 2 Documentation: 3