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Posted by PSJ on August 12, 2006, 1:13 pm
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> Answer the question that was asked.
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> db
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The answer to the ? --NO I did not save the downloaded file, I believe the
answer that this is a bug is indicated by the facts that: 1) it downloaded
perfectly w/no extraneous additions to the acc't dated 1998, w/2006p 2) in a
later post I added that I was NOT given the option to accept or delete the 2
incorrect additions they were arbitrarily added & 3) the online holdings w/o
the 2 erroneous cash additions agree w/the acc't balance.
The original conversion did not include these cash entries & for some
peculiar reason the transactions were named "Remove" which should NOT have
left a cash balance in the acc't.
I have been an early upgrader for years & only regretted it once when I went
from v5 to v6 (in the 90's); the bug in v6 caused duplicate investment
transactions (_div, etc) & was not fixed until the next year's software.
With this problem, the printer problem mentioned in another post & a
renaming problem I think this may be the 2nd time I'll regret the "upgrade."
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PSJ
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Posted by danbrown on August 12, 2006, 4:15 pm
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So, explain why something similar isn't happening to (many) others,
which would be the case if it was truly a "bug", as you maliciously
allege.
Your "evidence" simply isn't persuasive.
db
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Posted by PSJ on August 12, 2006, 7:14 pm
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> So, explain why something similar isn't happening to (many) others,
> which would be the case if it was truly a "bug", as you maliciously
> allege.
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> Your "evidence" simply isn't persuasive.
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> db
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malicious -- gosh that's the first time I have been accused of being
malicious -- I thought software bugs & hackers were malicious. I love name
callers!
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PSJ
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Posted by danbrown on August 12, 2006, 8:57 pm
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PSJ wrote:
> >
> > So, explain why something similar isn't happening to (many) others,
> > which would be the case if it was truly a "bug", as you maliciously
> > allege.
> >
> > Your "evidence" simply isn't persuasive.
> >
> > db
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> malicious -- gosh that's the first time I have been accused of being
> malicious -- I thought software bugs & hackers were malicious. I love name
> callers!
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> PSJ
And once, AGAIN, you don't address the point raised ... which leaves
the distinct impression that you just want to cast aspersions at Q and
Intuit, instead of addressing any real problem ... thus the "malicious"
comment, which I reiterate.
db
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Posted by John Pollard on August 12, 2006, 9:21 pm
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>> So, explain why something similar isn't happening to (many)
>> others,
>> which would be the case if it was truly a "bug", as you
>> maliciously
>> allege.
>>
>> Your "evidence" simply isn't persuasive.
>>
>> db
>>
>
> malicious -- gosh that's the first time I have been accused of
> being malicious -- I thought software bugs & hackers were
> malicious. I love name callers!
You have expended way too much effort trying to proclaim that
you have found a bug ... and very little effort trying to solve
a problem.
I don't know whether that is malicious, but it is definitely
misguided.
If you insist on your predisposition that you must have
discovered a bug, you are undeserving of assistance.
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