While it is possible to tab through some fields and enter information from the keyboard, in order to select categories from the keyboard you’ll either have to change a system-wide Keyboard preference or press command-shift-C to open the menu. Irreconcilable differencesĮntering or editing your banking transactions in iFinance is, unfortunately, a process that requires you to constantly move your fingers from the keyboard to your mouse and back again. The program had no problem importing my banking data, but as I began to edit the imported data the program’s beautiful veneer began to lose some of its sheen. To test how well iFinance handled my banking data, I exported account information from three of my bank accounts and imported it into iFinance. If you own stock, iFinance automatically updates stock prices and when a stock is selected in the left-hand window, displays the current price, and purchase and present portfolio values in a status window in the program’s toolbar. Adding new accounts is easy and you can also organize your stocks, bank accounts, and graphs by putting them into folders.
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Selecting any item in the left-hand pane displays detailed information or transactions associated with the account, stock, budget, or graph you’ve selected in the windows in one of the windows on the right side. The left-hand pane contains a list of all your bank accounts, stocks, budgets, and “diagrams” (graphs). As a result, iFinance has taken on a multi-paned interface familiar to anyone who has used iTunes. Unfortunately, it lacks some very basic and necessary features, making it a questionable choice over other, more full-featured applications.Īccording to Synium Software, iFinance 3 has been totally redesigned and built to take advantage of many of OS X’s latest features. IFinance 3.0.9 is a beautifully designed personal finance application that helps you budget your money and manage stocks, income, and expenses.
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