Category:	Finance
Price:	Medium
Popularity:	Low
Version String:	3.6.2
Release Date:	2023-11-19
Architecture:	Intel & AppleSilicon(ARM)
Minimum OS:	macOS 10.11
Vendor Name:	MaBaSoft
Homepage:	www.mabasoft.net

Description:

Currency Assistant is a very flexible and easy-to-use currency converter.

With Currency Assistant you can:

• convert between 174 world currencies (all major circulating currencies plus the 19 Eurozone legacy currencies)
• easily create as many converters as you need
• calculate multiple conversions (converters can contain up to 24 currencies)
• quickly convert series of amounts by pasting multiple values at the same time
• import and automatically convert series of amounts stored in files and text clippings
• calculate and convert the result of expressions
• automatically update exchange rates over the Internet using the rates published by the European Central Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the Bank of Italy
• log, copy, save, and print conversion results

Currency Assistant runs in English, German, Dutch, French, and Italian.


Overview

⦿ Light or dark appearance

Currency Assistant supports Dark Mode, so that on Mojave or Catalina you can choose the appearance that works best for you: the familiar light appearance or the new Dark Mode.

⦿ Multiple converters for maximum flexibility

Currency Assistant lets you create and use as many conversion windows as you need. Each of them can contain up to 24 currencies and has its own tape to log conversion results.

Converters are easy to set up or edit, have an Action pop-up menu to quickly accomplish recurrent tasks and a Rate pop-up menu to view and copy exchange rates, and can be closed when you don't need them so that they aren't in your way.

⦿ Quick conversions

Currency Assistant speeds up calculating conversions. You can copy multiple amounts from Numbers or Excel and paste them to the desired input display: Currency Assistant will automatically convert all the pasted amounts and log results in the tape.

Equivalently, you can import plain text files, RTF files, Word documents, OpenDocument text files, web archives, HTML files, and text clippings containing series of amounts and automatically convert the enclosed values.

Finally, if you need to convert the result of a calculation, you can simply select a display, type your expression, and press Return: Currency Assistant will calculate the expression for you and convert its result.

⦿ Currency management made simple

The fully revised Currencies window lists 174 currencies (all major circulating currencies plus the 19 Eurozone legacy currencies) and lets you easily perform all currency management tasks.

You can edit or restore currencies, set your base currency, automatically update exchange rates over the Internet, and customize the Add Currency and Switch Currency menus.

In addition to that, the Currencies window lets you sort, search, and quickly batch edit currencies.

⦿ customisable Add Currency and Switch Currency menus

The Add Currency and Switch Currency menus let you instantly access frequently used currencies.

Currency Assistant allows you to fully customize these menus: you can choose which currencies must be displayed, add separators, arrange items manually or automatically group currencies, and sort them by name, country, or ISO code.

⦿ Automatic rates update

Currency Assistant uses the rates published by the European Central Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the Bank of Italy to automatically update exchange rates over the Internet.

Rates can be updated by choosing the Update Rates command from the File menu or from the Action pop-up menu, by clicking the Update Rates button in the Currencies window toolbar or automatically at startup.

When exchange rates are updated, Currency Assistant carefully logs results, so that you can easily find out whether any rates could not be updated and why. Logs can be filtered, copied, and saved to a RTF file.

⦿ Work with results: copy, save, and print conversions

Currency Assistant lets you easily export conversion results to other applications.

You can copy amounts from displays or from the tape. You can export conversions by dragging them from the tape to a document in another application. You can save the tape to a RTF file or plain text file. When dragging or saving conversions you can choose between five different formats (standard, single line, and three table formats).

In addition to that, using Copy Special commands, you can copy results including ISO code, currency name, or symbol and quickly copy frequently used text snippets containing conversion results, ISO codes, currency names and symbols.

Finally, Currency Assistant lets you print the tape and allows you to highlight specific currencies in red, green, or blue in printouts.