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Posted by stetrekve on January 19, 2007, 12:29 am
Please log in for more thread options I have the same problem since I am using Q 2004 on a Windows 98SE
machine. The 2007 box says XP and on for a platform so I could not
upgrade to 2007 using my present computer. I will solve it by buying a
new Vista machine when they come out, not because of Quicked, of
course, but that will solve that slight problem.
Steve
PSJ wrote:
> > sh wrote:
> >> I'm using Quicken 2004, and I'm quite happy with it.
> >>
> >> I received a notice from my bank (Wachovia) that they
> >> will no longer support Q2004, and that I should upgrade
> >> to Quicken 2007.
> >> Do I really need to? Is there some difference in the
> >> downloaded record format that Q2004 will no longer
> >> recognize?
> >> Is Wachovia just trying to limit the products they
> >> support (but there really is no difference between the
> >> versions), or is there some real functional obsoleteness
> >> in Q2004 that I should just upgrade.
> >
> > Intuit will be preventing Q2004 from downloading in April. After the April
> > sunset date, Q2004 will not be able to download from any financial
> > institution or to download quotes. All features of Q2004 that do not
> > depend on online access will work as before.
> >
> > --
> > John Pollard
> > First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
> > Please reply to newsgroup
> >
>
> As John mentions you will not be able to d/l info from FI's which it sounds
> as if you do now. However, if all you want are daily/weekly/monthly quotes
> this can still be done w/yahoo finance & csv export/import. It is certainly
> more work than doing it thru qkn but it does work (it also works w/2006).
> --
> PSJ
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