Author Archives: Keith Gugliotto

CheckBook and CheckBook Pro 2.5

2.5 is here at last, dear users, and this time around the love we’re bringing is all about syncing your Accounts with other Macs – and that, coincidentally, lays the foundation for syncing with “other devices” down the road a … Continue reading

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When iOS (5.1) Attacks! Part II Update

Quick update on the issue where iPhones and iPads with iOS 5.1 display generic chapter names (see:  When iOS (5.1) Attacks! Part II).  We bumped our bug report at Apple last week but the ticket is still open and unassigned, … Continue reading

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Get your fix with CheckBook Pro 2.3.2

CheckBook Pro 2.3.2 (and its little brother, CheckBook 2.3.2) include fixes for Schedules, adjustments to the nuts & bolts of switching and sharing Accounts files, QIF Import enhancements and more.  Updates are free if you’ve already got a license and value-priced … Continue reading

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TurboTax Doesn’t Devour Babies But It Will Happily Eat Your Cash

It’s Tax Day Eve in these here United States of America, when we’re painfully reminded there’s a tab running for smooth roads, clean water and cheap fuel – not to mention some primo political reality TV.  For some, Tax Day … Continue reading

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When iOS (5.1) Attacks! Part II

The last time iOS attacked, iPad users on iOS 5 got a Music app without the ability to list audiobook chapters.  We fired off a bug report to the mothership and – good news, iPad users! – the Music app … Continue reading

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Macworld | iWorld Sale!

Happy Macworld | iWorld, everyone! It’s a special week and we have some very special pricing for you: Audiobook Builder: $4.99 (50% off $9.99) CheckBook: $11.99 (20% off $14.99) CheckBook Pro: $14.99 (40% off $24.99) Griddle: Free ViddyUp!: Free Are … Continue reading

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