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Clarkwood Software Launches Flowing Pennies 1.0

Clarkwood Software Launches Flowing Pennies 1.0

by , 8:45 AM EDT, March 24th, 2008

Clarkwood Software announced the immediate availability of Flowing Pennies 1.0 on Monday. Flowing Pennies is a personal finance application that focuses on the flow of money in and out of your life.

Flowing Pennies 1.0

The application includes a simple view and a ledger view, color coded transactions, a single interface for creating and editing transactions, account reconciling, and more.

Flowing Pennies 1.0 is priced at US$24.95 and is available for download at the Clarkwood Software Web site.

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Close Name:Bosco Posts: 1002 Joined: 03 Jun 2002
Mon Mar 24, 2008 2:20 pm Subject: Unfortunately named product

You've got to focus group your product names! Upon seeing this, I did an informal focus group by e-mail and every one of my respondents had the same reaction I did. Which is probably the same reaction you did. This product name wants to be mocked as "Flowing Penis". I'd suggest "Nickels and Sense" as a catchy name that might capture what the product is about.

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Close Name:Guest
Tue Mar 25, 2008 12:05 am Subject: Name is fine

The last comment about the name is idiotic. Word association shows where your mind is at.

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