It may meet the needs of some people, but it just wasn't my style. Perhaps there are ways to get around these rules and quirks, but after a while it just didn't seem worth the effort.
For instance, I would do the transaction in the register for one checking account, choose "payment" because I am transferring funds into the other checking account, and instead of showing up as a deposit (or "receipt") in the other account, it would show up as a negative "payment." Weird.just plain weird. Also, when I would transfer funds from one account to another, I had to choose whether it was a "payment" or "receipt" for every transaction (which should be obvious by whether I put it in the credit or debit column), and then it would show up strangely in the other account.
That's okay for checks, which are numbered, but for debit card transactions or other simple transactions, it just seemed like a chore. It had a lot of little "rules" that I found odd or just didn't like, such as requiring a unique reference number for every transaction. I like doing the accounting directly in the ledgers, and not filling out little electronic forms like receipts, checks, invoices, etc. I was hoping this would be easier than using Excel, but it just wasn't my style. That said, after taking a couple days to get to know the program, I don't really like it very well and decided to go back to learning and using Excel 2013. No trouble installing the program on my 2014 laptop.
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