Down Loading transactions to Quicken 2009: What kind of BS is this?
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There is a huge market for a financial management tool that works. It might take another year but there will soon be a replacement by a vendor that cares and will fix the issues that have made the Quicken and Turbo tax experience so painful.
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I don't know. You can call Quicken and they can answer your question. I called them to ask questions before I bought it myself.
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I bought Quicken 2013, but I did not use it because it would not load data from my 2001 Quicken. I bought the 2002 version instead and found it very satisfactory.
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Yes. However you won't get any updates and you won't be able to download cleared transactions from the banks and you won't be able to enter payments in Quicken and then sync with your bank. However there are loads of features that don't need the internet like budgeting, check register etc. Even if I wasn't on-line I would still find it indispensable.
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Yes, I can do a download but it has changed during the previous version and I had to contact the bank before it worked again.
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It looks like it to me, as well. I've used the product for three years. It is not as robust as Quicken in terms of its reporting capabilities, but it's much more stable than Quicken and has an excellent interface. It's not like Quicken is even trying to serve the Mac OS, anyway. I would never switch back.
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Sorry for the late response - I load software either via external media (hard drive of thumb drive) or via Internet/cloud. It's a one-time inconvenience I gladly put up with for the savings in size/weight.
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I haven't loaded it on a unit with Win XP. However, I just looked at the box my disk came in. It says it will run on Win XP. The box also has a 60-day money back "satisfied" guarantee. We both need to update our Quicken software. Happy Holidays.
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I haven't. I was forced (at gunpoint) in upgrading to 2013 since my old version would no longer update my 401K information from Hewlett.
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We are successfully using the latest version of Quicken Rental Property Manager with Windows 8. Beware, older versions of the program are still being sold and may, or may not, be compatible--I don't know.
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Robert, it looks like I have succeeded in transferring my 2008 online data to the 2009 desktop product. The online help is a little cryptic, but once you have saved a 2009 .tax file (mine actually had updated 2009 data since I was doing some preliminary work online) to your computer, you should choose Open Tax Return from the File menu of the desktop application. It kicks back to the transferring screen, but then it starts to transfer the data. It left me in the transferring screen with the button that look non-applicable, so I just clicked on the Personal Info or Federal Taxes tabs to get into the application. I hope this helps!
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I really don't know. I tried Quicken but prefer Microsoft Money. I went back to using Money, although now I use MS Money Sunset, which can be downloaded from Microsoft at no charge and requires no activation.
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I don't know specifically about quicken but I am running word 2007 and it works just fine. I would go ahead and install it. I would bet it would be OK.
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I Agree with Chaley,I loved Neat Receipts version 3 & 4. Unfortunately, version 5 lost all export functionality (the export receipts are unreadable, and the adjustments can't be saved)), and tech support has been unable to help. I wish it weren't so, but after months of trying to get help, they've lost me as a customer forever. Now I print to Adobe pdf, and/or scan from within Quicken. Simple and effective. Sorry Neat, but you seem to have gone the way of profits at the expense of functionality and customer service.
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I doubt it...but....I would not even try. The software is no longer supported and it is obsolete. My on-line updating ceased on August 21, 2013. Best to move ahead...perhaps Quicken.
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Not directly. The way I got my data into Moneydance was to import it into Quicken and then export it as a QIF file. If Microsoft Money supports QIF output you could export directly. Although I really like Moneydance, I'd gladly go back to Microsoft Money if I had the opportunity. Money was an absolutely perfect fit for my needs while Moneydance is just very well designed for my needs.
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That may not be possible without loosing the data input that you have done between versions. In Windows we can go to File&gt;Properties&gt;Previous Versions. Or, if you could save your current Quicken data file in a safe place (out of reach of an installation effort), you might be able to install the 2012 over the 2014.