@sah1680  To answer your question about Peachtree accounting software, it is still around, sort of.  Sage Software bought them out and the product is now sold as Sage 50 Cloud.  You might wonder at the Cloud part of the name as Peachtree Accounting was always a desktop program.  Sage 50 is still a desktop app AND you can buy a cloud add-in if you want it to use the cloud, but that is optional.  Sage also bought out maybe a half dozen other Windows desktop accounting software products like Acc Pac, MAS-90, etc. and renamed them.  Sage also has sold at least one of the products they bought.  Sage sold its fund accounting product that it had bought from MIP earlier.  The product for non-profits is again being called MIP Fund Accounting and has both a cloud and a desktop or on-premise version.  Speaking of non-profits, did you know that the TechSoup website sells Quickbooks at heavily discounted prices to qualifying non-profits - as low as $50?  TechSoup also sells AccountEdge accounting software for an equally heavily discounted price to non-profits.