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Cha-Ching Makes It’s Way To v0.5.1

Posted by Craig Bovis on 02/8/07 in Applications, Home & Personal

Cha-Ching PigMoney managing app, Cha-Ching has been updated to version 0.5.1 today bringing with it a whole bunch of bug fixes. The developers wrote on their blog that version 0.6 is coming soon but to satisfy the feedback they’ve been receiving from their customers they decided to release this intermediate version to “help out with some minor bugs that have been bothering some of you”.

The official list of bug fixes in this release is,

  • Overlay issues not coming back in front of the main window.
  • .Mac uploading issues.
  • Issue when editing a transaction shifts its location in the transactions table.
  • Search field issues when switching vaults.
  • Online tab switching issues.
  • Certain banks not continuing browse because of unsupported browser.
  • Issues with certain types of QIF files not importing.
  • Startup crash when iPod is connected.
  • Https:// links added to an account do not render on online tab.
  • Budget goal editing.

Cha-Ching is still in the BETA stages of development with a discounted license price of $14.95 for a LIMITED time only.

[via TUAW]

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    wphj said on

    February 8th, 2007 at 4:15 pm

    Wonder if this update will fix my registration problems…
    I’ve emailed the developers 3 times, and posted on their forums twice. No response…

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    Richard said on

    February 8th, 2007 at 8:34 pm

    Hmm, they might just be swamped. I emailed the devs very early on in the project (v.2 maybe), and got a response back a couple days later.

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