Washington Apple Pi3ACT-01: EASy Accouting System
WAP /// SIG PUBLIC DOMAIN LIBRARY
3ACT-01: EASy Accouting System
The EASy Executive Accounting System was first released by the Denver Software
Company for the Apple /// in 1982. The company managed to exist through 1986
before disappearing from the scene.
The WAP /// SIG has placed this program into the Public Domain as a service
to our members.
THE PROGRAMS
The EASy Executive Accounting System is on the following disks:
A3.ACT.01 : SIDE ONE: EASy Information
SIDE TWO: EASy Startup (self-booting)
A3.ACT.02 : SIDE ONE: EASy System Disk
SIDE TWO: EASy AR (Accounts Receivable)
A3.ACT.03 : SIDE ONE: EASy AP (Accounts Payable)
SIDE TWO: EASy GL (General Ledger)
OVERVIEW
EASy is a business software system designed to aid you in the bookkeeping and
accounting needed to make your business run as efficiently as possible.
Software means a set of instructions for your computer, and this software
system is an easy-to-use package tht allows you to record transactions
without having to know anything about computer programming and with only
minimal knowledge of accounting.
In function, EASy is comparable to many far more elaborate systems, and you
can upgrade the Executive Accounting System (EAS)as the needs of your
business grow. No programming skills are necessary to use the EAS since it
provides you with lists of selections, or menus, from which you choose, and
instructs you in using the system by means of screen messages. It even
provides definitions of certain important accounting terms. It also allows
bookkeeping functions and information to be kept for more than one company by
maintaining separate disks for the accounts payable ledger, the accounts
receivable ledger, the general ledger, and the SYSTEM disk (this last disk
also includes information about company name, address and finance policy).
The EAS makes bookkeeping almost enjoyable. It should certainly help you
appreciate the capabilities of your computer.
* THE EASy EXECUTIVE ACCOUNTING SYSTEM MANUAL IS IN THE WAP LIBRARY.
Revised December 27, 1997 lic
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