Also, if you go to their website, they show chart comparing quicken oem/basic, deluxe (which is what I bought$39.99), one more premium version and then Home & Business.

Quicken has 'guarantee satisfication or full refund' policy.so if it get's too complicated for me, will revert back to stone ages. Hopefully a 'link' will make that even easier now.probably for most of your power users, sounds like kids play Then at end of each month do a manual reconciliation on quicken. I've been using on-line banking directly with my bank for just over 18 months, set up most of recurring bills, etc. Next step is to try to activate and link on-line banking. qif file, exporting from mac, importing into win versions. It was essentially as you indicated, creating. I converted from 2002 iBook running quicken 2002 for mac and had only one bank account no securities, IRA, etc.

Title: How do I convert my data file from Quicken for Mac to Quicken for Windows? Please open the link and follow the steps. I emailed intuit for instructions and they replied with this: Has anybody tried buying the cheap 'OEM' versions of Quicken that are available from some Pricegrabber storefront sellers (like this one)? From the feedback, it looks like these may be pirated and not actually 'OEM,' but has anybody tried them and determined whether they work? I don't think I really need Quicken Home & Business, but mrsmicah is starting to have some home-business expense-tracking needs, so if I can get it cheap, it's worth doing so to try it out and see if it's helpful or not. I mainly use Quicken to manually track and analyze expenses (I'm a bit obsessive about it, so I enter everything manually into Quicken and then reconcile it with Yodlee online-I have almost every US$ transaction I've made since 1997 in my current Quicken file!), so I want to make sure I can continue to do this with all my old data intact. I'm facing a very similar dilemma, as Quicken 2003 is pretty much the only thing I use my vintage 2001 iBook for these days. For now, just amazed at the menu selections - slight overload for someone coming over from mac version.What was the process for the conversion? Did you just export the Mac data to a QIF format and then import that into the new Quicken? And all your accounts came over the same way they were before? Anyway, conversion went smoothly and have yet to reconcile last month's bank statement or play with quicken 2009.

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