After converting my Quicken 2012 data over to Quicken 2014, is there any way to revert back? Quicken 2014 is so full of bugs and issues (that Intuit cannot even start to fix) that I really want to go back. And Quicken Mobile is a marketing joke -...
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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.
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Yes! I found a way to make it work but now I don't remember what I did. I need to recalubrate too. So annoying.
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I bought a new version 209 quick book. amazon should have gave you the numbers for registration. You could call intuit and maybe they can help .I don't think they support 209 anymore.
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Yes, it will convert. Can't go back once they are converted. I would make a copy of the backup (before you convert) just in case something goes wrong. Load 2013 and import the backup into operation, then back up the 2013 file.
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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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You can stay with the same version (i.e. Basic, Deluxe) or you can upgrade to Home & Business, for example. However, once you go up...there's no coming back to a lower version (again, Basic or Deluxe) the following years. Like most programs, you can upgrade...but you can't come down. To restate, you can transfer your data to a newer year but the version must be the same or better than your current version. Once you change to an upgraded version, you cannot go back. I am a Certified Quicken Technician.
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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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You will not have to restart, it'll just upgrade your account and as far as worth it? ABSOLUTELY in my personal opinion. Preferred/Founders bonuses are awesome. Definitely worth the $ when I bought it (was around $30-35 at the time I think?)
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I used to use HomeManage until it stopped working and their tech support would not respond. I had input almost everything we own and did not want to start over from scratch as I couldn't import my data from HomeManage into Home Inventory. It went easier than I thought as I had HomeManage in Excel format. Not easy but doable. I found out there was legal action against the company through BBB of Canada. That didn't help me it turned out. So I bought Home Inventory Pro 2011 and find that I really like it. Funny thing, last week I got an email from HomeMange to upgrade and I was wondering if they are under new management. I won't go back though. I'm happy with what I have.
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Yes. The sticker on the box even says windows 8 compatible. (I would make sure you let Quicken 2013 update itself relentlessly and stabilizes before using it.)I use Q2013 on the desktop, I haven't even explored running it on UI (metro) as I still hate win 8/8.1 for a pc or laptop.
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Yep... this version of Quicken is not what it should be. One work-around that I've found for cut/paste not working is to go into Edit -&gt; Preferences -&gt; Set Up. CHANGE your setting for the Keyboard Mappings to be Quicken standard instead of Windows Standard. Click OK and then close Quicken. Then restart Quicken and go back into the same menu, and change the setting back to Windows standard. Now cut/paste should work. Or, at least it will work for a while... expect to have to go through these steps again in a few weeks.
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I spoke to a person @ Quicken who said it is compatible with Lion. I shall see when I load the software.
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no it does not - and it is the worst version intuit/quicken has ever come up with - buyer beware
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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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No. In fact, they moved a bunch of stuff around for no apparent reason and the program is significantly buggier and slower. I wish I hadn't upgraded. If you do upgrade, wait until around December after they have released a whole year of patches and fixes.
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I've downloaded QB 2013 - I'm continuing to get upgrades. I've paid for support (as I'm sure you have) effective the end of the year and that continues through the year. I don't think I've ever purchased QB software from Intuit. I've always gone to Staples or Sam's Club. Hope that answers your questions.
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Yes. And I'm yet to find a replacement. Although I recently discovered that Microsoft offer the sunset version for free by download. I'm seriously considering using this. I actually purchased YNAB but it lacks so many features Money had.