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Posted by John W. Barron on July 15, 2007, 5:49 pm
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>> Andrew wrote:
>>> John W. Barron wrote:
>>>> How can I import and convert Money files into Quicken?
>>> John - Did you check the Quicken HELP files? "For free assistance
>>> converting Microsoft® Money for Windows version 2003 or later for use
>>> in Quicken 2007 for Windows, contact Quicken Help & Support."
>>>
>> Thanks, I did read that and must tell you I don't think it is "help"
>> at all. This is for a son of mine who has lost his Money Program
>> function, and it seems the new version does not read his files....I
>> don't know why. He suggested he might switch to Quicken, which he
>> knows I use. I can't offer any help on a Sunday afternoon with those
>> circumstances. He would buy Quicken, if it did what he wanted.
>>
> Probably would be useful to know which version of Money was used. Also, if
> a version of Money was used, it might be more effective to re-install that
> version, or get a newer version. Lastly, if you can copy the money file(s)
> to removable storage, you could try someone else's program, whether Money
> or Quicken, or even something like Moneydance.
>
>
Again, thanks. I recommended that he buy a replacement current version.
He did that, and the installation and rescue of his data went without
hitch. Luck was with him. Office Max had a special on Money, so ht
saved quite a bit on the purchase.
Thanks for your help. All is well now.
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