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AccountEdge 3
MYOB
http://www.myob.com
Reviewed in February 2003
http://www.macworld.com/2003/02/reviews/accountedge
AccountEdge 3 is an excellent application for small businesses that need powerful inventory, invoicing, and accounting features in an easy-to-use package.
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AtWork 2.4
IGG Software
http://www.iggsoftware.com
Reviewed in July 2002
A solution for designers, consultants, and others who need to track and bill for projects and time. It works well, though documentation is light.
Note: AtWork is now called iWork.
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FirstEdge
MYOB
http://www.myob.com
Reviewed in July 2002
http://www.macworld.com/2002/07/reviews/firstedge
This intuitive financial-management package for small businesses outputs excellent reports, but importing sales data is clumsy and requires special formatting.
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PTHStockTicker 1.0
PTH Consulting
http://www.pth.com
Reviewed in July 2002
This is not only one of the best stock tickers available but also free.
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QuickBooks Pro 5.0
Intuit
http://www.quicken.com
Reviewed in April 2003
The latest version of this accounting application doesn’t add much to previous iterations, save for the fact it’s finally OS X native. If you’re looking for your first Mac accounting app, nothing is as easy to master as QuickBooks, but there are other choices that are more mature, compatible across platforms, and better integrated with many of the Mac’s key programs.
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Quicken 2003
Intuit
http://www.quicken.com
Reviewed in December 2002
http://www.macworld.com/2002/12/reviews/quicken
Quicken is fairly priced for new users and remains a very good product, but new versions have too few compelling added features to justify yearly upgrades. If you’re using Quicken 2001 or earlier, though, Quicken 2003 provides enough improvements to make an upgrade a good investment.
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Sambucus 2.0
Logiciels Malus Softwares
http://homepage.mac.com/malussw/
Reviewed in July 2002
This project-tracking program is for anyone who bills by the hour, and it works excellently.
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