Accounts Auditor

Here is Version 1.1 of AccountsAuditor. I wrote AccountsAuditor as a general utility for maintaining the integrity of Quicken data files. It should also work with other money management programs that can export data in QIF format. I developed the program to meet my own needs, and I'm offering it without charge to others who may find it useful. I am not associated with Intuit, Inc., publishers of Quicken. This program has not been reviewed or approved by Intuit, Inc. The program works by comparing the current, working file with a saved file to make sure that there haven't been any spontaneous changes to the data. I have experienced a number of spontaneous changes in my files, including some with Quicken 98 (the most recent version I've used). I've also experienced changes once when performing a version upgrade. AccountsAuditor was developed under System 7.5.5. Recent revisions and my current use of the program are under System 8.6. As far as I know, the program should run under System 7.0 through 9.x. The program requires at least 8000K of free memory; a large file can require two or three times that amount. Version 1.1 introduces two changes: Dates are now interpreted in accordance with date format settings in the Date & Time Control Panel, instead of assuming the date format conventional in the US. A consequence of this change is that dates with four-digit years are forced into the same range (1928 - 2027) as dates with two-digit years.