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Posted by John Pollard on October 29, 2006, 2:05 pm
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> My new laptop came with Quicken 2006 New User. I have been a
> longtime MS Money user, but don't like their move to required
> use of the Passport (now called Microsoft or Windows Live, I
> believe). I thought I would give Quicken a try. I downloaded
> and installed the Quicken Data Converter, but only want to
> transfer my investment activities (I will do my checkbook,
> etc. manually).
> When I fired up Data Converter it appears that it is "all or
> nothing", so I did not proceed. My question is, can I import
> (convert) ONLY my investment portfolio, or will it
> automatically import my checking and savings accounts also.
I can't answer your question directly, never having converted
from Money.
But I can't see where there could be a problem; you can just
delete any accounts you don't want following the conversion.
(Depending on how Money handled transfers between accounts, you
might want to do something about transfers in Quicken before you
delete accounts ... but, I still don't see any problem.)
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John Pollard
First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
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