This software is for learning accounting on Linux, Mac and Microsoft Windows. It is not intended to be a complete and integrated accounting system. Rather, it is limited to general journal transactions to resolve accounting problems quickly and for other tasks. It imitates manual bookkeeping.
Its main features are:
1) rapid creation of an entity and its accounting
2) ease in the parametrization of the financial statements
3) quick and easy recording of general journal transactions
4) accounting reports sent to Web browser or to spreadsheet like LibreOffice, OpenOffice, Microsoft or otherwise.
© Copyright, 2011 by Pierre Véronneau
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The software is developed on the Linux operating system in Pascal using the Lazarus IDE. I want to thank everyone who worked on the WWW to create free tools. The main resources of this project are:
* Pascal and Delphi documentation from Delphi Basics UK and others
* Interface between SQLite and Pascal by Tim Anderson and others
* Interface between SQLite and Pascal “Delphi SQLite Wrapper” by Lukas Gebauer
* MinGW, Minimalist GNU for Windows
* Language Tool Grammar for LibreOffice and OpenOffice
* Grammalecte Grammar for LibreOffice and OpenOffice
* Translation by Google Translate
* Encyclopedias and dictionaries by Wikipedia
* GNOME Project for some images
* Courses and documentation on WWW technology by w3schools
* Other sources on the WWW.
Pierre Véronneau