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Posted by Arnie Goetchius on May 17, 2007, 10:08 pm
Please log in for more thread options rezanderson@starband.net wrote:
>> John Pollard wrote:
>>> I think you're either misinterpreting what you see, or
>>> you have a faulty CD (or do you have a CD?). I tested
>>> this specifically with Q2005 just before I posted what
>>> you're replying to and I was very definitely given the
>>> opportunity to Browse to a new installation folder when I
>>> chose Custom Install. The custom install has existed for
>>> every version of Quicken I have owned, and it has always
>>> permitted choosing the folder to install to.
>> And before the CTRL+SHIFT override was known for Q2006, the
>> simple answer for those wanting to have Q2006 + an older version
>> installed, was to let Q2006 uninstall the older version (or
>> uninstall it yourself), then re-install the older version after
>> Q2006 was installed. Worked like a charm.
>>
>> --
>> John Pollard
>> First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
>> Please reply to newsgroup
>
> Thank you so much -- you guys are awesome. I uninstalled the older
> version, installed the newer, and then reinstalled the older and they
> both seem to be working perfectly. Thank you for sticking with me to
> solve this!
>
> Gaylin
>
Here's a twist on the other solutions. I have two folders: Quicken2001 and
Quicken. The first folder has Quicken 2001. (I use this as an interface with
Quicken Financial Planner (QFP) which I still use for my retirement planning as
the built-in retirement function of the current versions of Quicken is full of
@%)()(*$#.)
The second folder has the current version of Quicken - for me, Q 2007. Before Q
2007 that folder contained Q 2006. Whenever I install a new version, it looks
in
the Quicken folder and says it will uninstall whatever is there and then install
the newer version. It never touches or asks about what is in Quicken2001 which
is
fine with me.
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