can I import msm money onto moneydance
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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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you can use manually add money. If you need to manually press "minus" when you take a few coins out
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Your are unable to do it with this bill counter. You need one the counts mixed denominations, pretty expensive to buy.
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I don't know the answer to this, but you can get help by clicking on the Help tab and on "Send us your Data". I found StatTrack to be very helpful in installing on my Windows 8 PC, but I didn't try any address-list transfers. Bob Griffith
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Not sure.Its not so blazing fast so it could take advantage of a class 10 transfer rate.
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No. From what I read you can use the SquareTrade from a host of authorized dealers.
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Yes it is compatible, it's transfer rate will be lower but it'll work just fine.
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I tried this on a few computers with mixed results. Essentially the newer your computer, the more likely it is that the transfer will work.
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You do not have to reenter currencies for each transaction. However, if you change currencies, it does not retain the old ones you have used.
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Miss Geertgens, To get a straight answer for the source of the MSM you should ask the source. They are very good in attending their clients. Here is the website. http://shop.mercola.com/
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You have to rub it with a credit card or quarter to transfer it. I about did the same thing. See link:https://www.carstickers.com/instructions.php
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No, square only support usd sales as fare as I know! To bad, have asked them for sales in other currencies, but got no answer! Fantastic system!!!!
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I think even MagicJack would be able to transfer your existing number. I don't currently use MJ, but I was reading an article just yesterday that says that it's the best long term savings.
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I've been a money user since the early days and I think these yearly updates have rarely added anything new (except maybe early 2000). I would say that you're wasting money especially if you're not using the automatic statement/balance downloads from your bank. I've never used the feature, but I do have a couple of mutual funds/stocks stored in Money and it does a good job of updated them automatically. The only thing is that these features have to be renewed through software upgrades/purchases about every two years or else you have to input the data manually. I'm currently using Money 2006 and recently tried Money Plus. I really didn't see anything significant except maybe the program startup time. It continued to display the same erroneous data as my current version. Ex. How many time do I have to tell a piece of software that I pay my entire credit card balance every month? Then when I go in the bills summary, it reflects an amount that isn't consistent with the actual account balance. Is that worth paying $45+ for a new piece of software? I really don't think so. What I will never understand is why can't MS publish something a little more detailed information(like Intel when they release new BIOS versions) to let us know what they did. I think it's because they didn't fix very much in the past 12 months since the last release. What they are doing is charging you money for new versions that may have corrected some (not all) bugs. That's garbage--they should release patches like Quicken does when there is something important. Just my 2cents.
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Depends on your performance requirement. I personally find that it cannot support heavy transfer over long periods.
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No. Money and banker is required. But there's an app you can get where you don't need to play with paper money.
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I do not know. I've only used Quickbooks. Never used microsoft money. Sorry They're marvelous for Quickbooks.