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Articles in September, 2006 issue of Accounting Technology

• Breaking the Spreadsheet Habit?
  by Dave McClure
• Street Talk: Reader Views
• Google Puts on a Grid
• Safe Driving? Is Your Lap Strapped In?
  by Paul Demery
• Making Going Paperless Sweet
• Optimize Your Paperless Efforts
• Intuit Announces Exec Pay for 2007
• The Course of Least Resistance
• Intuit Formalizes a Do-It-Yourself Program
• When Less is More
• Advantages of Document Management
• CPAs and Reselling
• CPAs and the Reselling Game
  by Robert W. Scott
• Editor's Note: Paperless is Here to Stay
  by Stuart Kahan, Executive Editor
• Practical, Possible, and Profitable
  by James Blaylock
• Improving Engagement Productivity
  by D.D. Holmes
• The eBay Effect
  by Robert W. Scott
• Living with =SUM
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Marilyn Lunnemann - Always Learning
• Real Life Story
• Going Paperless in the HR/Payroll Department
  by Tom Tillman
• Accounting Technology October's Coming Attractions
• The Problem of Chasing Spreadsheets
• A Partial Solution to a Daunting Problem
  by Chandra Bhansali
• Reaping the Benefits of Paperless
• Lose The Paper Clutter, Not The Client
• CPA Resellers: Limited Room at the Top?
• Dealing with Low-Tech Threats
• Paperless Tax Workflow
  by Dave Wyle
• Increasing Efficiency-and Profits, Too
  by Jeffrey Green
• Practice Development News
• QuickBooks and Write-Up: Shifting Roles
  by Carly Lombardo-Bohach
• Top 7 Mistakes to Avoid When Going Paperless
  by Jack LaRue
• Paperless Is Only the Beginning
• Plante Moran: Boxed In
• New Products
• Giving 90 Hours Back Per Month
• Cusp of a Stark Change
  by Stephen Gregg
• Tax & Financial Planning News
• Shutting the Data Door
• Tales of a Successful Conversion
  by John A. Merchant
• One Step Closer to the Paperless Office
  by Adam Kupperman
• Accounting News
• The Computer Body Count
• Document Management for the Small Firm
  by Michael Giardina
• Moving to Forefront Of Corporate Tax Departments
  by Joe Harpaz