Thanks for your reply. I was hoping for a more comprehensive video with sound to help me set up accounts, profiles and things. The video helped a little, but I'm still unclear as to what 'agent' is and how to use the 'link' feature. Also, will there be an update soon, because the app continues to crash during use. So far it's interesting, but I believe I paid too much for it.
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Discussing Money for iPad
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Rika
ModeratorReplying to @BentleyBoo's post:
The iPad version has some functions restrictions, but basic how to use is the same as iPhone version.
So the instruction in the following link will help you out, I hope.
http://ibearmoney.com/docs/howtos/
The explanation of 'agent' and 'link' feature are included in there, too.Posted 1 year ago # -
Replying to @BentleyBoo's post:
Agent is someone who you take money from or pay money to, your third party in monetary transactions. You can add an Agent, and then see how much money you paid to a specific agent in the reports. Please ask other questions, we'll be ready to help. An update will be soon. A lot of people use the application to track all their personal finances. It is one of the most beautifully designed and highly useful applications so what it costs is a good investment.
Posted 1 year ago # -
Blight
MemberI just purchased this program for iPad. My plan is to begin using it on July 1. I finished entering my budget but when I view the report, the program seems to be randomlybsubtracting money from what Ive budgeted. For example, I entered a budgeted amount of 101.27 for car insurance but the report for July says I've budgeted $98.00. It also subtracted from income I have budgeted for the month. What am I doing wrong?
Posted 1 year ago # -
Please make sure that your currencies for Budget and for Reports are the same - looks pretty much like that. If the currencies are different, please describe in detail your activity with the software that leads to this issue. Screenshots would be also helpful!
Posted 1 year ago # -
jk6688
MemberI'm a user of Quicken and QuickBook for years for PC and Mac. But both of them don't have multiple currencies feature. Now I'm looking for an application for iPad for which I demand:
(1) It must have multiple currency feature as Quicken/QuickBook for PC;
(2) It must be as easy to use as Quicken;
I've found two ones: PocketMoney and Book Keeping both have multiple currency feature. The PocketMoney is a bit difficult to use, because I must change the rate for each account manually and not easy to edit the real amount of destination in transaction of transferring fund between two accounts of different currency, because people as in Brazil suffer from different rates for USA dollar, for example. The Book Keeping is a double entry application which is too difficult for me.
Especially I need to know if the Money's Multiple Currency is as friendly as Quicken's. Can anybody help me?
jk6688Posted 1 year ago # -
Petemaverickmitchell
MemberI didn't find the video very informative. Why is there no online user manual that is in depth?Replying to @BentleyBoo's post:
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