Date:  Tue, 24 Oct 2006 18:02:52 -0400
From:  madodel <madodel at ptdprolog.net>
Subject:  [VOICENWS] SW: Electronic Teller 4.40 Has Been Release

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From: Sander Nyman <2sanderdDESPAM at DESPAMsbcglobal.net>

Paul Caron's Electronic Teller 4.40 has been released.

Note:  I am not affiliated with Electronic Teller in any way.  I just 
happen to think it is one of the best damn OS/2 applications available, 
PERIOD.

Okay, having said that, Electronic Teller is a native OS/2 - eCS personal 
finance program with an elegant, modern user interface.  It handles bank, 
credit card, cash, asset, liability, and investment accounts, which are 
grouped within portfolios.  WPS integration includes drag-and-drop and 
object launching.

IT is VERY well thought out, extremely fast, configurable, and very stable. 
  It is remarkably intuitive for a financial program, although it offers 
extensive help, and documentation.  ET has "Advanced balance forecasting". 
  Why wait to be depressed about future debt and poverty, when you can 
forecast it NOW.  Reporting capabilities are extensive.  It also utilizes 
Blowfish encryption, for the age of identity theft.  And yes, it does have 
a QIF Converter, so importing/exporting data is possible.

International language support includes US and UK English, Dutch, French, 
German, Portuguese, Spanish.

New in this latest version:

*  An option to prevent ET from creating a WPS folder and associated
program icons has been added to the installation utility for those who
prefer an uncluttered desktop.

*  Investments requiring more decimal digits than specified when the
portfolio was first created are now accommodated.

*  The log that used to exist in Due Today to track updates to postdated
transactions has been incorporated into the Account Book.  See the
"Account Book - Postdated Log" entry in the "Account Book" help topic for
additional information.

*  The Quick Edit dialog has been removed.  Quick edits are now performed
in the Simple Addition popup window.

*  The Simple Addition popup window will now accept transation flags (a
new button has been added to the left of the Memorize toggle button).

*  In Forecasting,  Window | Hide (All) / Show (All) menu items have been
added.  Options | Save... / Save As... / Open... / Delete...  menu items
have been added to save forecasts, and to view and delete them.

*  Several fixes have also gone into this release.

You can download ET here if your quick:

http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/et440.zip

After Hobbes processes incoming files it will be here:

http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/apps/money/et440.zip

ET is also available from BMT Micro:

http://www.bmtmicro.com/BMTCatalog/os2/eteller.html

For a more complete description of features, and screenshots:

http://home.cybrnet.net/~phcaron/

Paul Caron can be contacted at:  os2toolsDESPAM at DESPAMyahoo.ca

There is an OS/2 eZine review of ET from March 2003 (NOTE however that many 
features and improvements have been added since this review) here:

http://www.os2ezine.com/20030316/page_3.html

Regards,
Sander

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