Budget for Windows 4.5.4

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    Microsoft .Net Framework 2.0

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Budget is based on the tried and true envelope method of budgeting--a way to see where your money is, where it's needed, and where it went. Budget is a personal finance application based on the proactive envelope model rather than the reactive register model used by other home financial programs. It helps you setup and live by your budget the way most people learned to budget. You write checks from each envelope when the bill is due. The main window shows at a glance if you are keeping to your budget.

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