Woo and Yay!
This is a very exciting question! Be excited! It's the most exciting thing since, um, um...

*breathes in*

Anyone got any suggestions for free/cheap multi user (maybe three of us) accounts packages?

yeah i know I lied about the excitement. sorry
( ancrenne doesn't eat anything that can play video games, Tue 2 Jun 2009, 17:11, Reply)

*squeezes you*

( clendrix spit-roasting on an open fire Bring on the Jazz Chickens!, Tue 2 Jun 2009, 17:12, Reply)

What sort of accounts?
also squeezes
( Mary's sexbox explosion makes me The Jesus, Tue 2 Jun 2009, 17:13, Reply)

*gets in on the squeezing action*
I'm afraid I can't help with the accounts, though.
(Slip Digby is a meat puppet, Tue 2 Jun 2009, 17:14, Reply)

*wiggles*
This squeezing stuff is fun... Do carry on.

But I could really do with some help on this accounts stuff as well :(

EDIT - oops becks, hit reply a bit early there. Office accounts - profit and loss, ledgers, bookkeeping stuff. *yawns*

EDIT 2 - Slip - meat you may be, but I need to know if I'm being squeezed by male or female meat. I jiggle differently for girls.
( ancrenne doesn't eat anything that can play video games, Tue 2 Jun 2009, 17:17, Reply)

Have e-mailed friend...

( clendrix spit-roasting on an open fire Bring on the Jazz Chickens!, Tue 2 Jun 2009, 17:18, Reply)

thank you sweetheart :)
why aren't you outside a pub, drinking? it's lovely!
( ancrenne doesn't eat anything that can play video games, Tue 2 Jun 2009, 17:20, Reply)

Will go once I have heard from my friend...
she is replying...
( clendrix spit-roasting on an open fire Bring on the Jazz Chickens!, Tue 2 Jun 2009, 17:21, Reply)

OK, have some expert help for you.
Gaz on its way.
( clendrix spit-roasting on an open fire Bring on the Jazz Chickens!, Tue 2 Jun 2009, 17:23, Reply)

thanks!

( ancrenne doesn't eat anything that can play video games, Tue 2 Jun 2009, 17:26, Reply)

I'm no expert
But I've heard good things about MYOB

www.mamut.com/uk/myob/businessbasics/
(b3tamax Mate, you're fat and I'll throw you in the river, Tue 2 Jun 2009, 17:26, Reply)

Here's a couple of open source (free) ones that might do the trick
www.turbocashuk.com/
This looks like a very good option. It's completely free to use (They ask you to register on their website after 150 transactions but that's free too) and on the face of things looks like a pretty damn good piece of kit.

The software is open source (besides a few third party components that they're working on replacing) and the company behind the development make their money by selling support services (which are optional but I expect having that option could be quite handy).

www.gnucash.org/
That's another open source accounting package but it's not backed by a commercial organisation so support is going to be limited to the documentation for the project (seems pretty good) and whatever else you can find on the net. It'd likely need more technical knowledge (of computing, not accounting :p) to get it setup than turbocash but it's probably still worth a look seeing as it costs nothing to try.

Other than that all the other open source accounting software I came accross appears to be better suited to large organisations.

Hope that helps.
( Captain V, Tue 2 Jun 2009, 18:25, Reply)

V's suggestions are probably quite good
I've never tried either but I'd recommend looking at #uicken by Intuit. Good package overall and something I know enough about to help if needed.

*snuggles just 'cause I can*
(Jingle Bills, Jingle Bills, Jingle All The Way, Tue 2 Jun 2009, 20:06, Reply)

Cap'n V
What as splendid fellow you are. I send face licks as enthusiastic thanks for you taking the time to check those out and explain them.

And incorrigible Bill, I shall check that out too. And there are always snuggles :)

*snuggles everyone*

*face licks*
( ancrenne doesn't eat anything that can play video games, Tue 2 Jun 2009, 21:52, Reply)