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The ATARI Accountant brings sophisticated computerized accounting to the small business or professional person and has been priced at $1,499.85. Each of its three components, which are available separately, is priced at $499.95. They include systems for accounts and inventory control. All prices mentioned are manufacturer's suggested retail prices in the U.S. only. The three packages are: General Accounting System CX401, Accounts Receivable System CX402 and Inventory Control System CX403. Each package consists of several diskettes, please see below. The software requires an ATARI 800 Computer, an Atari 815 Dual Disk, an Atari 850 Interface Module and an Atari 825 80-Column Printer. Minimum RAM requirement: 48 K\\
The ATARI Accountant brings sophisticated computerized accounting to the small business or professional person and has been priced at $1,499.85. Each of its three components, which are available separately, is priced at $499.95. They include systems for accounts and inventory control. All prices mentioned are manufacturer's suggested retail prices in the U.S. only. The three packages are: General Accounting System CX401, Accounts Receivable System CX402 and Inventory Control System CX403. Each package consists of several diskettes, please see below. The software __requires__ an ATARI 800 Computer, __an Atari 815 Dual Disk__, an Atari 850 Interface Module and an Atari 825 80-Column Printer. Minimum RAM requirement: 48 K\\
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The Atari Accountant - screenshot taken from [In-Store Demonstration Program|https://atariwiki.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=In-Store%20Demonstration%20Program] on diskette only, not cartridge! ; thanks to Bill Lange for sharing this with the community!
The Atari Accountant - screenshot 1 taken from [In-Store Demonstration Program|https://atariwiki.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=In-Store%20Demonstration%20Program] on diskette only, not cartridge! ; thanks to Bill Lange for sharing this with the community!
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The ATARI Accountant - Screenshot 1 ; Thank you so much Bill Lange! Great finding! :-)\\
The ATARI Accountant - Screenshot 2 ; Thank you so much Bill Lange! Great finding! :-)\\
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The ATARI Accountant - Screenshot 3 ; Thank you so much Bill Lange! Great finding! :-)\\
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The ATARI Accountant - Screenshot 4 ; Thank you so much Bill Lange! Great finding! :-)\\
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