The Bottom Line
- Online support from your Palm PDA.
- Loan Calculator and Currency Converter included.
- Desktop version is complete enough to use by itself.
- Free upgrades to Adarian Money 3.5!
- Loan Calculator and Currency Converter independent of Adarian Money.
- Won't synch with Quicken 2005 or later, only Quicken 2002-2004.
Description
- Online Help with hyperlinks for your PDA make navigating through Help documentation effortless.
- JogDial, 5-way navigators, and up/down buttons, and Tungsten T5 and Treo 650 support.
- Budget planning features let you have varying budget amounts month-by-month if you want to.
- Scheduled transaction alarms remind you of upcoming bills.
- Define transfers to a particular Adarian Money account as always being an expense or income item.
- Import OFX files as well as QIF.
- Unrealized transactions: transactions which occur once. Can be used as a reminder in Adarian Money.
- Upgrade from version 3.0 to Palm and Windows free. Earlier versions get Palm application free.
- Adarian Money 3.5 for Palm and Windows is $19 each. Buy both for $26.60 USD.
- Enjoy a free trial of Adarian Money for Palm or Windows OS for 30 days.
Guide Review - Adarian Money Review
Adarian Money includes a flexibility: synchronize between three desktop software packages: Adarian’s own capable desktop application, Quicken 2002 through Quicken 2004, or Microsoft Money.
The Help menu on the Palm PDA is impressively set up with hyperlinks. Tap on any link to jump directly to a topic and use back, forward and home buttons just as you would to navigate a web page. Once you get really familiar with Adarian Money and you no longer need the Help function, it can be uninstalled to save memory.
Adarian Money supports small fonts so more information can be viewed at once on your Palm PDA and large fonts can be used for easier reading. Portrait and landscape modes are supported as well as screen rotation for the Tungsten T3.
Adarian Money includes extras, with a calculator accessible from almost everywhere, a mortgage calculator, and a currency converter, and beaming transactions and lists between Palm OS PDAs.
