BUILDING SOCIETY CARE
Professional, Originally Released On Cassette Only
Game Type : Utility; Manage Bank And Building Society Accounts
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Standalone Release(s) : 1985: BUILDING SOCIETY CARE, Squirrel, £9.95
Compilation Release(s) : None
Stated compatibility : Electron
Actual compatibility : Electron
Supplier : SQUIRREL, 4 Bindloss Avenue, Eccles, MANCHESTER
Disc compatibility : CDFS E00, DFS E00
Instructions
Instructions currently unavailable.
Review (Electron User - Covering Series BUILDING SOCIETY CARE, CASH CARE and VAT CARE)
People who wish to do the simple tasks well need look no further than The Care Utility Series from Squirrel Software. I have tested three of Squirrel's programs:
* CASH CARE copes with up to sixty categories of income/expenditure in either one or two accounts.
* VAT CARE produces the three-monthly VAT liability reports on up to 150 sales or purchase postings per month.
* BUILDING SOCIETY CARE handles a maximum of 208 deposits, withdrawals or rate changes in any year to a building society account thereby allowing one to know the interest earned at any given time.
It is a great compliment when I say that CASH CARE is the sort of program which
you'd wish you could produce at home over a weekend. At the cost of a take-away
meal, Squirrel have taken all the chore out of getting a useful program.
VAT CARE adopts the same no frills approach. For the small tradesman who
loathes keeping the books and is not interested in copious management
information, this is the ideal system.
Whereas Bank and Vat Care work on the time honoured principle, BUILDING SOCIETY
CARE is more like a spreadsheet. This is so that you may experiment in order to
test the effect of money being moved around. Each row represents a transaction,
while each cell of the matrix represents the detailed effect the transaction
has upon the account. At a cost of ten to fifteen pounds each, they represent
excellent value for money.
Sound
......................... N/A
Graphics ........................ 8
Playability ..................... 9
Value for money ................ 10
Overall ......................... 9
Jo Stork, ELECTRON USER 3.10