Cash Organizer 2008 Premium
Tuesday April 15, 2008
I just happened to stumble across Cash Organizer 2008 Premium, personal finance software for your Windows Mobile 5/6 device. Cash Organizer has a nice list of features which include a loan calculator and multi-currency support. Use Cash Organizer to manage your financial accounts, projects and budgets on your PDA or Smartphone, and synchronize data entered on-the-go with Microsoft Money or Microsoft Money Plus (2008) or Quicken.
For $30, Cash Organizer 2008 Premium sounds like a good deal. Check out the Cash Organizer web page for more details.
Do you use or have you tried Cash Organizer 2008 Premium? Let us know what you think!
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Comments
Cash Organizer is a great little application if you are not on a Windows Vista operating machine. When I used it to sync my PDA with Quicken on an XP machine, it worked wondefully. I loved it!!!!
The moment I upgraded to Vista, it stopped working. It causes all my synchronization (calendar, notes, files) to stop working until I uninstall Cash Organizer.
The developer is either overwhelmed or not interested, because a number of loyal users of the software have complained about the problem and nothing has happened to fix it. I have purchased the last two upgrades believing that the problem was solved, to no avail.
So, if you are on Windows XP, buy it. It is a great application. If you use Vista, save your money.
What should we solve the problem if Cash Organizer 8.0 Premium is not working with Vista? It even crashes all the relevant Synchronizable functions like Calendar, Contacts, Tasks etc.
I need your help!
I have had some trouble between synchronizing with money, but overall it is the best mobile finance software I have found. The problems I have are - budget will only sync with mobile if it is changed on money..if you make a budget change in cash org, the next sync will fail. If you schedule bills in money, they will not sync to the scheduled bills in cash org… both of these were small items compared to all of the troubles and lack of functionality of the other mobile programs capable of syncing with money.