can I down load my quicken transaction pages??
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Quicken to QuickBooks. Check this youtube tutorial. https://youtu.be/sWdpT0kCGsg . Then QuickBooks to Peachtree is possible.
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If the software could do that, which I'm not sure if it can or not. It would probably crash every time trying to transfer or convert. Don't waste your money on this product. Enough said.
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Yes, I believe it is the beneath the slot under the red, yellow, green keys. I was not able to accept debit cards, because mycredit card company,(Costco/Elavon) would not allow me to do the down load because I didn't buy it from them! Can you believe that?!They don't care about losing all of those transactions!!
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Dont know if you can convert from PC format. I can tell you that the Quicken for Mac version has SIGNIFICANTLY less functionality than the PC version.
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I upgraded to MS Money 2007 a few years ago primarily because I was considering the new Quicken software. My thinking was that Quicken might not convert files from one of the older generation Money programs. After trying Quicken I was very dissatisfied with it and stayed with the Money 2007. Conversion of older version information was no problem. I use this software on two computers, one with XP and the other with Vista. Works fine on both and I email myself the backup file from one to the other each time I update on one or the other computer. Good thing, because I have noticed that on occasion Money 2007 reverts back to the new user state and I don't know why. The emailed file updates come in handy when this happens because I can do a file restore from the emailed copy of the saved file. I wish Microsoft would reconsider getting back into this market as they had a superior product. No Quicken fan.
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Not sure. The has now split into four smaller screens so my accountant can now not see any of her work. No response from Amazon.....
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I believe I have found the issue and it has nothing to do with my system but is actually a real bug in the software itself. First I installed on a clean (no third party apps whatsoever) virtual PC running XP, same crash. I was however able to isolate the issue down to a single account (a credit card with one of the big 5 banks), when I created a new quicken file with just this one account it would crash, when I removed this account from my 'main' file it worked fine with the remaining accounts. After thinking about what could be different about this account I remembered I have a very long password (32 characters) on this account; I changed the password to something shorter and now it works. The only reason I went to this effort is, as stated, Quicken is the now unfortunately only game in town - not that I have anything against Intuit but competition is always a good thing for the consumer - and while MS Money wasn't perfect, my track record was only a few (single digit number of) crashes in over 10 years of use - the last version I used (2007) did have one really annoying bug where it miscalculated my mortgage payment so every month I would have to manually correct the number. I really do want to use Quicken, as the spreadsheet alternative isn't worth the effort; I'm just really concerned that they don't invest enough in test and validation - while a boundary condition, a check for this particular bug should have been in any reasonable test plan.
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Had the same problem. Quit using it and went back to using the 2009 version. Sent three days with quicken support with no results. Demanded money back an got it less sales tax.
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ask Google - they are quite good with info and videos - I'd like to know also - I'm finding Quicken for Mac rather complicated.
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You'd just be double inputting data. I use Quicken for all my finances and CBP for writing checks. It's easier and less convoluted. I write the check and just input the transaction in quicken.
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I currently use iBank 4 -- I assume this answer will also apply to iBank 5 (which I plan to upgrade to). I migrated from Quicken (Mac) and I have used iBank to record, and even print, checks (using the paper blank check forms that I have used literally for decades to print checks). It may call for some tweaking of the check field settings but it was easy to do and has worked flawlessly for more than a year now.
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http://www.microsoft.com/oem/en/licensing/sblicensing/pages/downgrade_rights.aspx#fbid=TcxEB_lqkIX
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Not sure... I use FSX. I know you would need Service Pack 2 (free down load for FSX) or FSX Accelerated. I would suggest you get FSX.
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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, you can enter manually all credit card info. you need to verify "numbers" of billing address, zip code and expiration date. I don't think there is a transaction limit. I believe you can close out one batch and start a new one within the same day.
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Unfortunately the publisher of Checksoft does not seem to provide easy access to technical support, and as I recall, it's not free. I would call them or email them. I took a quick look at their website, avanquest.com and found a link to this site which they identify as a place to find support forums: http://www.softcity.com/contribution/question? Frankly, at some point it might just be easier to buy a new copy. If you do, download the latest version from Avanquest as the boxed versions available online or in the stores is often older versions that are not compatible with the latest release of Quicken. Wish I could be more helpful.
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Unfortunately beginning with version 2013 Sage 50 no longer has a "manual payroll module". Of course you can always enter payroll (or anything else) in the "general journal". But the manual payroll module, once you set it up, would do the calculations automatically. Sage 50 took that feature away and worse. If you don't pay a yearly maintenance fee then you are no longer able to enter new data (90 days after your fee expires it locks you into "read only mode"). It is perfectly understandable, however, since the accounting software business isn't what it used to be (due to free alternatives like "Gnucash" so all of these companies have to change their business models. Sage 50 is excellent excellent software. It's just not as inexpensive as it used to be.