Pegasus Senior

Article Abstract:

The 550 pounds sterling single-user accounting software package Pegasus Senior is appropriate for small companies that have just computerized. It is easy to use and permits future expansion. It is offered in both single and multiuser- network variants whose basic data structures are the same. A network version involves only the purchase of extra software, and costs 750 pounds per module. Control and security features are somewhat less than desirable, however. The modules in the original version of Pegasus include accounting, sales, invoicing, purchases, payroll, stock control, bill of materials, nominal ledger, and job costing. The new variant, Senior, is an upgraded product containing new features. A test-run on the single-user Pegagus Senior system on a Compaq portable III with 640k RAM and a 40 megabyte hard disc leaves a generally positive impression.

Pegasus Senior (computer program)

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Going One-Up

Article Abstract:

The spreadsheet and financial modeling package for mainframe computers, System-W, now has a PC version called One-Up. This software package for microcomputers is a multidimensional spreadsheet that is capable of computing large and highly complex financial models, particularly when used together with its mainframe stable-mate. One-Up is not too difficult to set up and comes with three manuals that are relatively easy to comprehend. The software package's many interesting features include its financial report designs and its PC-to-mainframe communications link. One-Up is available from Comshare for 1,295 pounds sterling. Installing the mainframe facility can cost from 14,600 to over 200,000 pounds sterling, depending on the type of machine and the number of users.

Spreadsheets, Spreadsheet software, One-Up(Spreadsheet software)

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Graffcom Accounts II

Article Abstract:

Graffcom System Ltd's Accounts II accounting package has been developed for small- and medium-sized companies and offers the normal range of modules, including sales and purchase ledgers, stock, and payroll. The program incorporates a Lotus 1-2-3 compatible spreadsheet with pop-up menus. The program is easy to load, documentation is comparable with other programs and has a logical and easy to follow layout, and the program is easy to use. The program provides all the standard reports. The program can service up to 17 end-users and has security features for limiting unauthorized access. The program is written in the C language and runs on IBM-compatible PCs in the DOS environment. The modules are priced at between 200 and 400 pounds sterling.

evaluation, Graffcom Systems Ltd., Accounts II(Computer program)

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