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Intuit improves on small-business favorite.
Although Intuit's QuickBooks has long been favored as the accounting program of choice for small businesses, it has had some significant limitations--primarily a lack of networking capability. In the not-too-distant past, networking and multiuser support might not have had much meaning for small-business owners, but today, as networks become easier to set up and businesses increase their staffs, the convenience of this feature is becoming more apparent.
Intuit's strong desire to meet its customers' needs has resulted in QuickBooks Pro 6.0 ($219), complete with multiuser support. An upgraded version of the basic single-user QuickBooks 6.0 ($119) has also been enhanced.
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