MoneyCounts
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MoneyCounts is a personal finance management program from Parsons Technology, Inc. designed to help individuals and small businesses take control of day‑to‑day money matters. It brings your accounts, budgets, and reports together in one place, with a clear, easy-to-use interface that makes tracking and planning straightforward.
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MoneyCounts is developed by Parsons Technology, Inc.. The name of the program executable file is MCWIN.EXE. This particular product is not fit to be reviewed by our informers.
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It is not closing into a new year because you have a transaction somewhere with a newer year, i.e. did you mistakenly post a transaction with a year in the future like 2026 for example when you meant to post it 2022? Search the registers for all the accounts the correct the entry back to where it should be.
I run MoneyCounts on Windows 10 and Windows 8.1, both 64-bit. My solution is to run a 32-bit OS as a virtual machine, using VMware Workstation Player. This is free from VMware.
The VMware Player "plays" the virtual machine (VM). The VM in this case will be a 32-bit OS (Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000, 98, 95, etc.). Take your pick. I use Windows 2000 because it's small and efficient. You could even use DOS with Windows 3.1. That is what MoneyCounts was originally developed to run on.
The VMware solution obviates keeping an old machine around, just to run your accounting system.
I have been doing this for a few years, now. No problems. Works great.
I've loaded MoneyCounts 9.0e under VMWare Workstation Player and Windows XP on a new Lenovo laptop running Windows 11 and it works well. The problem I'm having is printing to a new HP DeskJet 2855e all-in-one-printer. The 2855e says it is not compatible with Windows XP, but I'm hoping there are generic printer drivers that would allow this to work.
I have ran money counts since 1988 (version 5) and bought all of the upgrades over the years up to 8.0a. I did not know they made a version 9. versions 5-8 were written in Turbo Pascal and would not run of faster computers so I always ran either pure dos or Windows 98 either standalone or in VM ware. But I always had to install a slowdown program (MoSlo for business) to avoid the runtime 200 error. Maybe version 9 fixed this.
I would very much like to get a copy of version 9
Thanks
Dallas