PCM (Personal Checkbook Manager)

If you are like me when we got our first checking account, we were given a paper register to keep track of our credits and debits. Sometimes our writing was hard to read, or if we made an addition or subtraction error and we didn't catch it right away, it messes up all the entries from there on. Eventually we moved stuff to an Excel spreadsheet. We either used one of the freebies out there, or if were creative enough we designed our own. I did that for many years. But it seemed like every month or so Microsoft would have some update that would make our entire spreadsheet look different, or there would be errors that we would either have to try and fix or look for another freebie and a way to transfer our data to it. Been there, done that. Got tired of it. Since I had programming skills I decided to write my own. My most important desire was to make it easy to install, backup and run, and most importantly immune from the constant Windows updates. PCM does not use any built-in calls to Windows libraries, I had to design them all myself. It has been thru many changes over the few years ago when I first designed it. Each one an improvement that myself and those who were Beta testing for me had suggested. I hope you like it and decide to register. The only requirement I ended up settling on was that your PC had to have a minimum screen resolution of at least 1920x1080 or better. This should work on most modern PC's.