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Posted by BobLeavitt on February 9, 2007, 5:54 pm
Please log in for more thread options I had Quicken running on a USB thumb drive. It is necessary to install =
MojoPac on your thumb drive first. (www.mojopac.com). Worked just fine.
Robert Leavitt
>I recently asked a Quicken rep about Quicken on a USB thumb drive and I
> was told it wasn't going to happen right now. I was under the
> impression that it's not in the works, either.
>=20
> The only personal finance software I know of is Personal Finances
> http://www.financessoftware.com/ . I had written a lukewarm review of
> the software
> =
(http://financialsoft.about.com/od/reviewsfinancesoftware/a/PersFinancesU=
SB.htm)
> but the developer has made some improvements, so I was just going to
> try Personal Finances out again to update the review...but the =
software
> now only runs on U3 USB drives and I don't currently have one. S'pose
> I'll buy one some day soon. http://www.u3.com/
>=20
> Taxcut on the USB drive is a cool concept.
>=20
> Shelley
> ----------------------
> Shelley Elmblad
> About Financial Software
> http://financialsoft.about.com
>=20
> DP wrote:
>> > I'm in need of a Quicken like app that would run on a
>> > USB thumb drive.
>> >
>> > Such a thing exist? Or can an old version of Q be
>> > made to do that?
>>
>> I don't know the answer to your question but can only guess that if =
it
>> doesn't exist now, it can't be too far away.
>> Here's some tax-prep software on a USB, so Quicken or Money on a USB
>> shouldn't be hard to do.
>>
>> =
http://www.amazon.com/Block-Taxcut-Premium-Federal-FlashDrive/dp/B000K2PA=
3A/sr=3D8-8/qid=3D1169239657/ref=3Dpd_bbs_sr_8/104-8877157-5790356?ie=3DU=
TF8&s=3Dsoftware
>
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