Use Quicken 2007. Lost input back to 3/15/13.Made new register starting Jan 1st. Have 250 Intuit checks. Will CBP help from Intuit. Will CBP help me?
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CBP will keep a running register for you (if desired), or you can just use the program to design and then print blank checks (for use in Quicken). It's a 2 or 3-step process to make all this happen. 1) I design and print checks in CBP on my laser printer (about 100, using blank check stock; 2) I run these checks thru my color printer to add my business logo (Skip, if you don't need this); 3) then I use QuickBooks for Mac to print the actual completed check. Hope this helps.
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Check your loading of Program and or if your computer has enough resources and or reload If everything is ok get in touch with Quicken.
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Unfortunately, I never used quickbooks, so I don't know the difference. I am just beginning to use quicken, as well.
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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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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 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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Well say your balance is $100, your next entry would be a debit -100. This will give you a 0 balance. Update...sorry wasn't your question, I don't know how to reset but it looks like the oldest entries get kicked out.
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If you had no need for quicken before this, I think you can just scan in your receipts and total them with your adding machine. I find it helpful to name the scans by date and subject, ie: 3.12.12LipitorRX. The program will had the ".jpg at the end.Simple.I love, love, love my snap scan.
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It depends on how quickly you would like to get started. I downloaded TurboTax and able to recover it if needed.
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I just upgraded to Quicken Deluxe 2011. As far as I can tell, 2011 has the exact same ability to track investments as 2008. This includes the Portfolio view, tracking of cost basis and capital gains, portfolio rebalancing, and all the relevant reports. In fact, apart from the user interface facelift, I find myself rather hard-pressed to see any change of significance - positive or negative. I know that there are changes, since the Intuit website brags about them, but they simply don't make much impact on the user experience. A waste of a forced upgrade, but at least it still seems to work.
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My 2002 quicken would occasionally locked up Windows 8.1 so I doubt that your 95 edition would work.
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Just try to use your off line credit card data, as you did on previous quicken. It's just not possible. If you are ready to establish on line accounrts, I wish you luck in the data transfer game. I'm back to 2008. After more than 15 years of Quicken, this may be the last.
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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.
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According to Checkmark: "CheckMark Payroll handles standard business checks in top, middle, or bottom format" - as the Intuit Quickbooks format is standard business format, I would think they would work. I have only used them with Quickbooks.
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I have never had that problem. Have you at least been able to backup your data? If so, try uninstalling the program and re-installing. I cannot think of anything else except contact Intuit customer support.
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It was put back into 2011 with an update sometime in Nov. 2010. I had to set it up special in 2011. That means I had to find it in the menu, and set it up as my opening page on Quicken. Not the same way as the prior versions had it. Its hidden this time. I am sure 2012 is the same way. I would try the Quicken discussion page if you can not find it. Good luck
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Yeah, you need the printer to hook it up to. Then if you use Intuit point of Sale, you can go into file and press " Open Cash Drawer" If the keys supplied do not work, I would return it.