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Posted by Mark on April 15, 2008, 12:11 am
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On Apr 6, 12:53=A0pm, Jim <> wrote:
> wrote:
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> >On Thu, 03 Apr 2008 17:17:05 -0500, Jim <> wrote:
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> >>They never are. Fortunately, I received my offer for a free Q08 from
> >>Intuit just this morning.
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> >Huh? =A0What? =A0Do you really mean, "free?" =A0Please say more!
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> >John
> >who paid for it just a few months ago...
>
> Yup, FREE. As in no money paid. I got the free upgrade available
> notice in my email the day after I started this thread. I suggest if
> you're using billpay to stop buyying upgrades. They've sent my
> upgrades free since 1999 and probably even earlier versions too.
>
> =A0Time to go go explore what's "new" in Q08.
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> Jim
I just installed the Q2008 upgrade from Q2005 Premier. Wish I could
stick with the older version. I run Q2005 on an Apple Imac G5 1.6mhz,
using Virtual PC. Here's the rub: Q2005 ran a little pokey, but it
was usable with this arrangement. The newest version, however, is
incredibly slow, it takes forever to refresh the screen and there are
other problems. I'm at a loss, I've been using Quicken since 1990. I
wonder if doubling the RAM of my Imac from 1 gig to 2 gigs will solve
the problem, or at least lessen them. Right now, it's really
unworkable. Any ideas out there?
Mark
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