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Say hi to Corona, a new software application for Mac OS X for managing a checking account dedicated to a cash-basis business.
What’s interesting about Corona is that its files can be opened by any common spreadsheet software that imports tab-delimited data. Corona can also open exported information from spreadsheets and databases, a feature designed to make transaction data easy to share between software applications.
For record keeping, Corona facilitates transaction entry and bank reconcilement, it helps you find items in the transaction data, and quickly gleans monthly detail by account, according to author R. Charles Flickinger. Corona also provides monthly or total reports for income and trial balance. All of the application’s queries and reports can be printed or saved as files on disk.
“Corona was created because in more than 16 years experience performing general ledger accounting with a computer, I had yet to find an accounting software that delivers the ability to easily share transaction data between the software applications commonly used for business,” Flickinger said. “Learning to use spreadsheets and databases to produce accounting reports is also not an easy task. Corona eliminates these issues and keeps transaction data available for these other software programs.”
Eighty to 90 percent of the transactions of a business are eventually recorded in the banking account, so this first version of Corona is specifically for maintaining records of a business or personal checking account, he added. Future versions will offer journals for sales, purchases, general entries and payroll.
“What really made Corona possible was the work everyone is doing at REAL Software,” Flickinger said. “REALBasic had such a low learning curve because of it’s similarity to JavaScript, that most of Corona was complete before the REALbasic demo version’s four weeks had passed. The online Language Reference provided with the REALbasic demo is first-rate, it was like having a helpful friend always there to answer a question. And because REALbasic easily builds Windows applications, there will be a Corona for Windows available very soon.”
Corona is offered on a 30-day evaluation and can be downloaded directly from the Corona Web site. It’s built for Mac OS X, but will also run on Mac OS 7.5 through 9.1, if the CarbonLib extension is loaded.
“There are definite plans to release upgraded versions of Corona that will provide a more complete accounting solution for business,” Flickinger said.
The City of Oslo rolled out a new set of tougher restrictions in the capital on Monday, all aimed at halting a recent rapid rise in Corona virus infection. City government leader Rayond Johansen doesn’t want anyone to have contact with more than 10 people a week, and face masks will now be mandatory inside all public places when people can’t stay a meter apart.
A rather fierce and firm Raymond Johansen, leader of Oslo’s city government, announced stricter measures to fight the spread of the Corona virus in the Norwegian capital. PHOTO: Oslo kommune
As of noon on Thursday, all restaurant personnel will be required to wear masks and restaurant patrons will be required to use them indoors when not sitting at a table. No restaurants, cafés or bars can allow entry after 10pm and it will be prohibited for more than 20 people to gather indoors if they don’t have an assigned seat. That’s down from 50 in the previous set of rules.
Johansen, who represents the Labour Party, also urged everyone to work from home if possible, and employers must be able to show how they’ve arranged for home office use. Universities and colleges are also being asked to conduct classes and lectures digitally where possible.
“I have great understanding that many restaurant and bar owners think it’s difficult to follow all these new limitations, also when they’re changing all the time,” Johansen said. He also said he understands how weary everyone, including himself, has become of Corona restrictions.
“But the better we are at (fighting the spread of infection) properly, the quicker we can get back to more normal lives,” he said at a press conference Monday afternoon. He noted that Oslo has the highest numbers of Corona cases in the country and is most vulnerable to more infection arriving from abroad. He and state officials want to avoid the sort of lockdowns that have resumed around Europe.
Johansen has been particularly critical of all the foreign, mostly Eastern European, labourers who commute in and out of Norway to work in Norwegian shipyards, on construction projects, in homes and other areas of industry. He has been calling on state officials to better enforce national testing and quarantine rules.
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He said he was glad that state officials were due to announce tougher rules regarding foreign workers in Norway later on Monday.
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