Microsoft Office Accounting Professional 2007 UPGRADE [OLD VERSION]

List Price: $99.95 Discount Price: $65.93

Features:

• Familiar Office interface and startup wizard makes getting started easy; imports data from Microsoft Excel and Money, and Intuit QuickBooks
• Seamless integration with Microsoft Office programs for greater efficiency and accuracy
• Quickly create quotes, sales orders, and customer invoices without transferring information between applications
• Lets you easily list items for online sales, download orders, and receive payments in real time
• Accountant Transfer Export Wizard lets you easily share your company's financial information with your accountant

Accessories:
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Customer Reviews:

Great Software [Posted on 2007-02-11]
I'm not sure what software the other reviewer was using, but I've been using Office Accounting since the 2006 release and I love it. I upgraded my old 2006 file to 2007 with ease. I have been running it on a Core2 Duo machine with no issues. No crashing, etc. I used this software under Windows XP as well as Windows Vista Business. My only reason for the 4 stars is that the Online Banking features don't work like Microsoft Money does. My bank only allows Money/Quicken to connect directly, or I'm able to download an Excel sheet with my data. Office Accounting lists my bank, but tells me I need to download my data from my bank instead of it automatically doing it. I bit strange since Money handles this with no problem. Anyway, it's great software for the price...

no product key code [Posted on 2007-05-23]
I purchased this and the package was sealed , but there was not product key code. Called Amazon and they forwarded my message to another department that will notify me in 1-2 days!

Short on Payroll [Posted on 2007-08-25]
Absolutely love OFFICE2007SmallBiz, due the Business Contact Manager, which is suppose to integrate with MS Accounting Pro.
We have used QBPro for years, and would like to have closer integration with the BCM, which QB can't do. So we have looked at MS Accounting Pro. In calling MS support, I was told that for the payroll section, the only options in MS is to either (1) use ADP third-party subscription, or (2) do all payroll accounting and deductions manually in Excel, and then import results to Accounting Pro. Not being an ADP fan, I'm a little mifted that those are the only options ==>> all that development, only to come up short on the payroll function. It's the only thing holding us back from using the Accting Pro. I would think that MS would have included that segment.

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