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Summary: Not enough details.
Review: It has a little more detail than the book you get when you buy quickbooks, but there are many many questions this book doesn't answer.
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Summary: CPA and University instructor says get it.
Review: Kathy Ivens writes this book in a way that all can understand. As an instructor for the University of New Mexico this is the book I have choosen for the QuickBooks class I teach.Ms. Ivens has not done what so many others who write books about QuickBooks software do. She realizes that it is first and foremost Accounting Software. So she explaines the accounting behind the software, in terms that do not confuse non-accountants. For anyone using QuickBooks accounting software, I highly recommend this text.
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Summary: I Found My Much Needed Help
Review: Looking at the little help windows was driving me crazy. I needed a book. I finally located this book and now I am running the QuickBooks program with better ability than before.
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Summary: Still useful...
Review: This book is still useful and 90 percent applicable towards QuickBooks 2002. The setup/interview process has changed, but the basic steps and information are still the same. Iven's book is squarely focused on the beginner with tips that will save you frustration later on. Highly recommended.
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Summary: Still useful...
Review: This book is still useful and 90 percent applicable towards QuickBooks 2002. The setup/interview process has changed, but the basic steps and information are still the same. Iven's book is squarely focused on the beginner with tips that will save you frustration later on. Highly recommended.
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Summary: Not enough details.
Review: This book presents the most down-to-earth, realistic, explanations for using Quickbooks features I've ever seen. The writing style is wonderful, it is clear, interesting, and a pleasure to read. You learn much more than how to get bookkeeping tasks accomplished in this book - you learn some accounting, and most important, you learn how to make things happen in Quickbooks that aren't built in to the features. Mrs Ivens calls them "workarounds" but they should be called "ingenious solutions". Everybody who uses Quickbooks or who is thinking about using Quickbooks some day should buy this book.
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