Good Work, Intuit

Posted by Buck Frobisher on January 5, 2007, 9:11 am

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Your head is exploding? If you really expect help, please let us know what
version of "My head" you have, and what operating system it is running.

After all, it could be a hardware problem. 8)

> Please stop.... My head is going to explode.... :-)

> Regards,

> Hank Arnold

> Jerry Boyle wrote:

>> Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence :-)

Posted by oo Mike oo on January 6, 2007, 11:44 pm

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wrote:

>Please stop.... My head is going to explode.... :-)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/aphasiafilms/157697538/

Posted by bjn on January 6, 2007, 10:13 am

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>> Mike wrote:

>>> I just want to place my vote for Quicken as one of the top PC programs

>>> of all time. Been using it for a long time and currently own the

>>> latest version but use an older one. Like many spreadsheet users that

>>> never use more features than Visicalc functionality, Quicken has much

>>> more than I need. Good work, Intuit.

>>>

>> There is no evidence that Intuit reads this newsgroup.

>Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence :-)

OK, then. There is evidence that Intuit does not listen to the users of
Quicken.

Better?

Posted by Buck Frobisher on January 6, 2007, 10:45 am

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> wrote:

>>> Mike wrote:

>>>> I just want to place my vote for Quicken as one of the top PC programs

>>>> of all time. Been using it for a long time and currently own the

>>>> latest version but use an older one. Like many spreadsheet users that

>>>> never use more features than Visicalc functionality, Quicken has much

>>>> more than I need. Good work, Intuit.

>>>>

>>> There is no evidence that Intuit reads this newsgroup.

>>Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence :-)

> OK, then. There is evidence that Intuit does not listen to the users of

> Quicken.

> Better?

What evidence would that be?

Posted by bjn on January 7, 2007, 9:33 am

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On Sat, 6 Jan 2007 10:45:30 -0500, "Buck Frobisher"

>> wrote:

>>>

>>>> Mike wrote:

>>>>> I just want to place my vote for Quicken as one of the top PC programs

>>>>> of all time. Been using it for a long time and currently own the

>>>>> latest version but use an older one. Like many spreadsheet users that

>>>>> never use more features than Visicalc functionality, Quicken has much

>>>>> more than I need. Good work, Intuit.

>>>>>

>>>> There is no evidence that Intuit reads this newsgroup.

>>>

>>>Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence :-)

>> OK, then. There is evidence that Intuit does not listen to the users of

>> Quicken.

>> Better?

>What evidence would that be?

It is abundant in this newsgroup, and also on the fora on the Intuit site.
Bugs never being fixed, even though they have been reported years ago.
features being removed that are used by customers, and those features not
being added back in when Intuit is told about them, etc., etc., etc...