When Microsoft first stepped into the small-business accounting ring, it took a beating at the hands of nimbler competitors. But three years ago, the software heavyweight put on the gloves again. By ...

This isn't the first time Microsoft has given a good product away. But in my recollection, this is the first time Microsoft has donated one that's worth so much to small businesses. Office Accounting ...

While QuickBooks and Peachtree are powerful and mature products, Microsoft Office Accounting Professional 2007 (MOAP) is strong enough to make small business bookkeeping a three-way race. In addition ...

Starting November 16, Microsoft is ending distribution and sales of its Microsoft Office Accounting product. Company officials began notifying customers of the decision on October 30. All Microsoft ...

For VARs, Microsoft has set up another Web site, oapipeline.com, to help them drive sales of Office Accounting products by promoting other Microsoft products that can be combined with the accounting ...

Office Accounting 2008 lets you import virtually any data in Excel, including accounts, transactions (such as invoices and vendor bills), and listings (such as inventory products and customers). The ...

REDMOND, Wash. — Oct. 29, 2006 — Microsoft Corp. today announced the availability of Microsoft® Office Accounting Express 2007, financial management software designed for early startups and home-based ...

Microsoft Office Accounting (previously called Small Business Accounting) is Microsoft's accounting software competing with Intuit's QuickBooks, targeted towards small business customers. The Express ...

Microsoft's entry-level accounting program for small businesses now can handle accounts in Spanish and English and integrates with more online banking services The latest version of Microsoft’s ...

Redmond has decided that its Microsoft Office Accounting product just isn't outputting the right numbers anymore. Next month, the software giant will stop selling all products under the Office ...

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