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Posted by DonnaH on August 20, 2006, 10:26 am
Please log in for more thread options John Pollard wrote:
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>> Am I correct in concluding that the investment management
>> activities available in Q2004Deluxe are only available in the
>> Premier product in 2007? I thought I had answered that
>> question for myself (answer being yes) until I looked at the
>> demos on Quicken's website. The demo for 2007 Deluxe mentions
>> downloading investment transactions--so what does it do with
>> them if not allow you to manage the investments?
>
> While I don't know the answer to your question, I must say that
> your question is one of the most difficult to answer with any
> significant degree of accuracy.
>
> There are not that many Quicken users who have multiple Quicken
> versions for the same year ... so what would be the source of
> the information you seek?
Are there any users of Quicken 2007 Deluxe who can say whether they're
able to download their investment transactions and view/track their
entire portfolio (stock prices, account performance, etc.)as was do-able
in 2004 Deluxe?
>
> (Based on my personal experience, and my reading of Intuit
> blurbs, and other user's responses: I doubt that your concern is
> justified. But I clearly can not give you any comfort about my
> suspicions.)
>
>> Thanks for the advice. I've been very happy with 2004 and am
>> not looking forward to the upgrade, but if I have no choice, I
>> guess I'll drink the koolaid.
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> I think your adverse anticipation is unwarranted since you have
> no personal knowledge of the product ... again, it is a personal
> opinion. Still, I can't understand why you have such an adverse
> disposition to a product you have not used ... and can use for
> 60 days for free.
>
Your point about the trial period is well-taken, I should've considered
that and will go that route, thanks. As far as my adverse anticipation,
I think it comes from reading this newsgroup and most people's
experiences with the upgrade experience!
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