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Quicken Deluxe 2002 Dannie 05-09-2006
Posted by Dannie on May 9, 2006, 5:14 pm
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 Still using Q 2002 and have read about a few problems with using older
versions and then trying to convert to 2005/2006.

Does anyone know ( suppose I could call Quicken support about issue) how
long 2002 will last. I believe it's not supported but probably have to bite
the bullet one of these days when Q runs a special.

I'm cheap and it's really only used for Budgets and Copy of Check Book.
Dannie



Posted by gklatv on May 10, 2006, 8:05 am
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 Dannie wrote:
> Still using Q 2002 and have read about a few problems with using older
> versions and then trying to convert to 2005/2006.
>

I've been using Q2002 Deluxe before upgrading to Q05 - absolutely no
problems!

>
> Does anyone know ( suppose I could call Quicken support about issue) how
> long 2002 will last. I believe it's not supported but probably have to bite
> the bullet one of these days when Q runs a special.
>

What do you mean "will last"?
If you're worried about the upgrade to a newer version, I'd say you
have some few years before Q02 would become obsolete for a direct
upgrade to then current version.

>
> I'm cheap and it's really only used for Budgets and Copy of Check Book.
> Dannie

You really don't have to upgrade, you can use Q02 for as long as your
PC is running it.


Posted by John Pollard on May 10, 2006, 9:10 am
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gklatv wrote:
>> Does anyone know ( suppose I could call Quicken support about
>> issue)
>> how long 2002 will last. I believe it's not supported but
>> probably
>> have to bite the bullet one of these days when Q runs a
>> special.

> What do you mean "will last"?
> If you're worried about the upgrade to a newer version, I'd
> say you
> have some few years before Q02 would become obsolete for a
> direct
> upgrade to then current version.

Intuit now offers what it calls "trial versions" of Quicken.
Those are older versions of Quicken that you can download for
free to use in converting very old versions of Qucken to new
versions of Quicken.

>> I'm cheap and it's really only used for Budgets and Copy of
>> Check
>> Book. Dannie

Check out eBay; even if you're cheap, the prices for newer
versions of Quicken should not put much of a dent in your
wallet.

--
John Pollard
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Posted by Dannie on May 10, 2006, 11:02 am
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Thanks John. When I say cheap, I mean cheap. Son pointed me to some Norton
products which after rebates etc cost me zilch.
Dannie

> gklatv wrote:
>>> Does anyone know ( suppose I could call Quicken support about issue)
>>> how long 2002 will last. I believe it's not supported but probably
>>> have to bite the bullet one of these days when Q runs a special.
>
>> What do you mean "will last"?
>> If you're worried about the upgrade to a newer version, I'd say you
>> have some few years before Q02 would become obsolete for a direct
>> upgrade to then current version.
>
> Intuit now offers what it calls "trial versions" of Quicken. Those are
> older versions of Quicken that you can download for free to use in
> converting very old versions of Qucken to new versions of Quicken.
>
>>> I'm cheap and it's really only used for Budgets and Copy of Check
>>> Book. Dannie
>
> Check out eBay; even if you're cheap, the prices for newer versions of
> Quicken should not put much of a dent in your wallet.
>
> --
> John Pollard
> First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
> Please reply to newsgroup
>



Posted by John Pollard on May 10, 2006, 11:25 am
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Dannie wrote:
> Thanks John. When I say cheap, I mean cheap. Son pointed me to
> some
> Norton products which after rebates etc cost me zilch.

Obviously you're not going to get anything on eBay for zilch;
but just for perspective, you can get Q2005 Deluxe for less than
$18 including shipping. You might do even better (and could
guarantee not to do worse) if you wanted to participate in the
bidding process.

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John Pollard
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