Money files

Posted by Han on July 15, 2007, 5:54 pm

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$4c368faf@roadrunner.com:

> All is well now.

That's good!

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Posted by Andrew on July 15, 2007, 8:19 pm

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John W. Barron wrote:

> 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.

Why? What did they tell you to do (or not to do?) . I would assume they
would provide you with assistance given what release of Money you might
have, and the target (current) release of Quicken. Since I've never used
Money, I'd be curious what assistance they offered.

> 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.

Granted, the Intuit folks won't help with that!

> 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.

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Posted by John Pollard on July 15, 2007, 5:15 pm

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John W. Barron wrote:

> How can I import and convert Money files into Quicken?

http://tinyurl.com/2oluc9

Q2007 comes with a 60 day money back guarantee (until Q2008 is
released). More than enough time to try the conversion from
Money and give Quicken a checkout.

[One known problem with the data converter: it converts credit
card accounts to checking accounts. Generally easily overcome
by creating new credit card account and using copy/paste to copy
all the checking account transactions into the credit card
account ... then delete the checking account.]

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