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| 1 | Ability to atore report in some word processor format (e.g. AbiWord, OpenOffice, ...) and presentation programs (e.g. impress, MagicPoint, OpenOffice). This allows for better formating and give it the look you like. Company sometimes have strict design rules for presentations.
This gives the end user a last chance to 'correct' the data, of course ;-) |
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| 1 | Ability to automatically connect to a bank and import QFX files like Quicken does for Discover. Better QIF import functionality. For example, allowing keyboard navigation to pick an account when importing. |
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| 1 | Ability to connect to SQL backends on accounting databases like Great Plains |
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| 1 | Ability to export .TXF files. Or any other method to export tax related information |
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| 1 | Ability to export data to comma delimited and export to gnumeric |
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| 1 | Ability to export in some sort of column delimited format to load to databases and also to ability of gnucash to operate with a database in the backend. |
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| 1 | Ability to export reports to plain text files or to html files. |
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| 1 | Ability to handle weird QIF formats (downloaded from bank for account reconciliation). Version 1.4 can't handle my bank's files. |
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| 1 | Ability to import archival data in Quicken backup data sets |
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| 1 | Ability to Import From Microsoft Money |
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| 1 | Ability to Import MYOB Accounting file format |
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| 1 | Ability to Import/Export MYOB files |
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| 1 | Ability to read/write a Quicken file from a Windows/DOS partition (provided, of course, that your system was properly set up with both DOS & Linux partitions)... so that I could manage my finances from 'either side of the fence', so to speak, at any moment I chose. |
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| 1 | Ability to synchronize with PocketQuicken |
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| 1 | Able to export to a format TurboTax can read. |
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| 1 | All Import/Export functionality is of a high priority. If everyone can use GnuCash seamlessly from their old product, then GnuCash will become standard. |
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| 1 | All Linux-based programs |
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| 1 | All major format import/export is important. |
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| 1 | Anything remotely Microsoft related!! |
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| 1 | Barclays Bank Online Export Format |
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| 1 | Being able to import directly from MS Money would be nice. |
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| 1 | better support for deleting redundant transactions
imported by QIF |
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| 1 | Better, more colorful, easier to use GUI. I love the software but it is not pretty to look at. |
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| 1 | Bug fixes |
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| 1 | CBB (gnucash 1.6 can't read the qif files I get from cbb 0.8.1)
I want to merge two gnucash files |
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| 1 | Check printing!
Quicker updated from Ximian for GnuCash (they still don't have 1.6 available yet) |
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| 1 | client list, vendor list, inventory list, |
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| 1 | Converting actuel Currency to EURO!!! All my entries are DEM, switching to EURO does not change the value! |
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| 1 | CSV, common database formats |
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| 1 | Easy "envelope style" budgeting. So you can allocate $X/month for purpose foo and if you don't spend the full $X, it carries over to the next month. At any time, you can see how much is in your envelope. (kindof like savings goals in Quicken) |
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| 1 | Excel format, MS Money and MYOB. |
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| 1 | Export graphs/reports. I can't get this function to work. It exports the html, but not with the Guppi plots. |
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| 1 | Export to comma-delimited would be very nice |
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| 1 | export to gnumeric on account basis with an extra sheet for destination accounts (booking categories) one per account |
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| 1 | Export to HTML. Maybe 1.6 allows this but I haven't searched for this feature in 1.6 yet. |
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| 1 | export to text |
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| 1 | Export to text files for simple scanning by Perl (or other) scripts. |
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| 1 | Export/import (tab,comma) delimited files. |
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| 1 | External Program to Import/convert an MSMoney file into GNUCash format. |
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| 1 | Exxport of accounts to a file
Re-Import of those accounts into a different GNU-Cash file!!! |
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| 1 | from and into MS Money |
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| 1 | Generally be able to import/export data to/from delimited files (.CSV and likes), ability to exchange data with and use RDBMs to
store data, for example DB2, Oracle, ODBC sources. |
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| 1 | german BTX / HBCI |
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| 1 | Get my credit card transcation information from those websites. |
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| 1 | Get zlib compiled in and out for the main xml file, no need to take up 2.8 megs instead of 200k. You gzip -d it if you need to go into it by hand. Also, gnucash doesn't seem to have an autobackup cleaner. Perhaps something similar to the logrotate commands would be ideal. (I am a sysadmin so perhaps this should not be a default). |
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| 1 | Girotel (Dutch online banking system) |
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| 1 | Gnumeric spreadsheet support specifically |
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| 1 | Graphing the effects of scheduled/re-occuring transactions on accounts. |
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| 1 | I am *desperate* to find a Linux alternative to Peachtree Complete Accounting, which is just too costly on multiple Windows stations. I absolutely will go with GnuCash if you allow easy import! |
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| 1 | I am not really sure of the name of the interchange format
I need, I need to exchange with the home version of quicken
going back about 5 years. |
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| 1 | I see no reason to abandon QIF, but, generally speaking, it doesn't matter which format you use. The most important thing for me is to mate gnucash with my palm in an easy fashion. Why not write gnucash for palmOS? |
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| 1 | I want a view like the Portfolio Manager Performance view of the Morningstar.com
And I do want the function to get Japanese stock and mutual fund information from Yahoo.japan automatically. |
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| 1 | I would like to have msmoney-96 interface... The lists of accounts make me unsure of how much do I have :-) (Maybe I didn't explore the interface too much , lol) |
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| 1 | I would really dig a quick fill function to make entering transactions easier. |
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| 1 | I'd like to see some sort of export to an open exchange format.
This is really critical. I'm not sure if QFX is it (I don't know
enough about it). |
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| 1 | I've got 8 years of personal data in Quicken now in about 40 accounts. Importing with QIF means generating
40 different files. It'd be wonderful if Gnucash would inhale the actual quicken data file. |
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| 1 | If the data was saved in a more human-readable type of ascii than the xml .xac file, that would be nice. Say straight scheme lists, pretty-printed. However this is very low in priority. |
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| 1 | implementing some kind of scripting would allow many more formats
based on text files in a traditional *NIX sense. I'd really like to be able to do e.g. a "cat myexpenses | awk -f prog.awk | gnucashimport". This would be real fun! |
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| 1 | import account statements designed for use with Quicken |
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| 1 | Import crash logs ;-)
Import online banking data |
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| 1 | Import from Managing Your Money for Windows. |
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| 1 | Import MS Money |
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| 1 | Import MS Money files |
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| 1 | Import MS Money files. |
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| 1 | Import MSMoney .mny Files |
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| 1 | Import MSMoney97 files |
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| 1 | Import old gnucash files, i can open file but i have this error:
Error: gnc_mbstowcs: bad multi-byte conversion
Error: gnc_mbstowcs: bad multi-byte conversion
so my old file is not useable :(((( |
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| 1 | Import Quickbooks |
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| 1 | Import/Export to Emma files(http://rainbow.mimuw.edu.pl/~la181249/emma/home.php3) |
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| 1 | Import/Export to sql backend
(can be handled via csv files also...) |
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| 1 | importing accounts from a gnucash file |
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| 1 | Improved QIF import
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| 1 | Integration with PocketMoney (Palm Pilot) |
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| 1 | It would be nice to support automatic downloads from online banking institutes - specifically sites like etrade that have alliances with Microsoft Money and Quicken, and don't support simple QIF downloads. |
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| 1 | M$Money and Business |
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| 1 | Maybe even some sort of 'live update' with Gnumeric. So if I wanted some feature that wasn't in Gnucash I could have it automatically put certian data into a Gnumeric sheet, and then generate the report from there. I think that most people understand a spreadsheet better than Scheme (even though personally I really like Scheme) |
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| 1 | Microsoft Money |
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| 1 | Microsoft Money 2000 |
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| 1 | Moneydance, kapital |
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| 1 | More reports. More detailed reports. More complete reports. Easier-to-customize reports. More reports!
Note, I haven't yet use 1.6, so I'm sure these are already better than what I'm using now. |
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| 5 | MS Money |
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| 1 | MS Money .dat import and export ability. |
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| 2 | MSMoney |
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| 1 | MsMoney can export QIF/QFX as I remember, so QIF/QFX seems to be enough... |
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| 1 | MSN Money |
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| 1 | Musr be able to universaly inmport/export data |
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| 1 | My online bank has no functionality at this time to export data - it would be nice to have some ability to define how to extract it from a saved html page. |
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| 1 | MYOB |
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| 1 | MYOB
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| 1 | MySQL database integration to the same level as the PostgreSQL integration |
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| 1 | mysql import/export--very important |
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| 1 | NACHA Presumably this might be part of an online system |
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| 1 | No ultra-deep chains of dependencies. I stopped downloading/building/installing dependencies after about 4 levels. Come on!
I want source, but package up all the dependent source with it please. |
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| 1 | Not familiar with above-mentioned formats, but it's essential I can export my data as plain text, or preferably XML. I don't want my data locked up in some binary format. |
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| 1 | OFX OFX OFX OFX OFX OFX OFX (not just quicken, banks, too!)
(getting the picture? :) |
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| 1 | OFX support.. for bank reconciliation |
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| 1 | OFX... |
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| 1 | Once off Quicken, don't need it! |
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| 1 | Palm Intergration / Multiple Users or Accounts |
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| 1 | Palm Pilot Conduit |
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| 1 | PalmOS Integration!
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| 1 | Pay more attention to (and try to fix) the array of Quickens. I have been trying to import data from Mac versions of Quicken and
it is a futile task! |
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| 1 | PDA Module for Palm Pilot/Handspring Visor |
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| 1 | PDA Sync. Freecoins (PalmCoins). |
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| 1 | perhaps export tax information for whatever format turbotax reads.
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| 1 | Perhaps not an import function ... but better report writing tools
(keep in mind: I am running the first copy od GnuCash I ever received - the Debian Stable 1.3.4-3 version (which I now see as being quite dated). |
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| 1 | Perl interface for writing custom import/export filters. |
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| 1 | Quattro Pro & Star Office 5.x |
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| 1 | Quickbooks |
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| 1 | Reports to PDF |
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| 1 | Sales transactions in XML-RPC |
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| 1 | Some form of XML (or eventually structured text)
and please! an Euro converter for proprietary file format |
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| 1 | SQL Database connectivity via unixODBC or better yet Gnome-DB |
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| 1 | sql databases i.e. postgresql, Interbase |
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| 1 | SQL import/ export |
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| 1 | StarMoney |
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| 1 | Subsets of data far managing your current month's worth of data on a Palm or other PDA. |
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| 1 | Support for Gnumeric and Excel exports. A really easy way of me transfering all my Small Business accounts from Quickbooks Pro to Gnucash. |
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| 1 | Support for mortgages and loans generally, along with recurring transactions and preentry of bills are by far the most important "must haves". |
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| 1 | Support for on-line banking. ie I can pay bills and transfer money between accounts on-line at Royal Bank of Canada. |
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| 1 | Sync with Palm apps or gnucash mini-app for Palm |
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| 1 | The ability to export back to quicken has been missing for some time. If users knew they could export their data back to quicken if they did not like gnucash then I think more people would give gnucash a chance! This is the one feature I long for! |
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| 1 | The ability to import/sync with other Schedual/organizer/contactmanagement type programs. on PDA or Windows platform. So payments due and can be entered on the road and imported/synced at home. |
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| 1 | The thing that is holding me back is that windows based software can integrate databases with a palm pilot. This is important for the reason that I use the windows based software as my main bd, but when I travel I like to have a mobile version that is easily updated when I come back to the main db. |
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| 1 | This is for Q25: The addressbook/contact/todo stuff should be able to use teh stuff from evolutiuon. I think this is why bonobo was first started. time to make use of it. |
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| 1 | Tool for automatic conversion of existing transaction from one currency to another (i.e. ITL -> EUR). |
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| 1 | True MSMoney file and not qif. Qif sucks with MSMoney. |
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| 1 | Use arbitrary gnc-prices Stock sources (like vwd, not only the ones offered from the gui in gnucash 1.4). |
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| 1 | Use of or export/import to/from SQL data base so I can write my own code in SQL instead
of your scheme interface (looks like that is beta in 1.6). |
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| 1 | Web Interface |
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| 1 | whatever makes it possible to work with people using mainstream systems.
Otherwise, they will tell you what to use, and you may have to consider
switching to MicroSoft products. |
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| 1 | When Standard formats are supported my bank will be likely to provide its import/export functionality |
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| 1 | Why no QIF import listed? |
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| 1 | Wizard to import an entire Quicken Database "intact" from an existing quicken directory. |
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| 1 | Write the XML standard for Home Accounting Programs. Be the lead that other programs want to follow. |
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| 1 | XML |
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| 1 | XML/ HTML |
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