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Posted by John Pollard on May 6, 2006, 9:45 am
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Scooter wrote:
> I'm a casual MS Money 2002 user and I've just bought an
> Australian
> version of Quicken 2006 Personal Plus for local conditions.
>
> I'm now kicking myself I never tried the trial version because
> it
> seems awfully difficult to import my old MS Money data.
>
> I saw mention of a conversion utility on Quicken's US site
> which I
> tracked it down at
> http://web.intuit.com/support/quicken/dataconverter/ and
> installed
> it. When I run it though there are problems. The extraction
> of the
> data from MS Money 2002 seem to go fine with 3 BMP, XML and
> CSV
> files being placed on my desktop. However when the importing
> process
> starts Quicken wont start because it says that qwwin.dll is
> missing
> BUT IT IS THERE!!!!!
>
> My questions are as follows:
>
> Has anyone got this conversion utility to work?
> I don't understand why it doesn't find qwwin.dll (Iinstalled
> into the
> default folder).
Long shot: Are you using Windows XP? Are you running with admin
rights? If not, try that. Also make sure Quicken is not open
when you attempt the import.
> Is there differences in the Australian and US
> fersions of quicken (apart from localised issues like bank
> names
> etc)??
I believe there are basic differences, and my guess would be
that the Money conversion utility is not intended to work with
non-US versions of Quicken.
By the way, is your Money2002 a US version of Money?
> Is there any other way to import the the MS Money 2002 data??
If the Australian Quicken can import QIF files, then yes, there
is another way to import Money data. Export Money data to QIF
file(s), then import to Quicken. But I know nothing about
non-US versions of Quicken, so I can't really help with the
details ... QIF file importing can be messy.
--
John Pollard
First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
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