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Posted by stetrekve on December 12, 2006, 1:01 pm
Please log in for more thread options thanks Bob that is an interesting idea. But I still would like those
old accounts out of the way. Who cares what I did ten years ago or
what accounts I had years ago? - except for historical purposes.
Worst case is that when I upgrade to the newest Quicken after buying a
Vista computer in February, I will just enter the current stocks I own,
ira's, and accounts in as new database like I just was introduced to
Quicken for the first time and freeze the old database for historical
purposes. SInce I have retired, a lot of my accounts are no longer in
use for me and are just in the way. simplify. simplify.
Steve
Bob Wang wrote:
> In my Quicken 2007 H&B if I just rename inactive accounts by adding an "z"
> in front of the name, the accounts drop to the bottome of the list.
>
> Bob
>
> Using Quicken 2004. I have a bunch of old bank accounts and stocks
> that I sold that I have not used in years-I changed banks several years
> ago . Every time I want to do a transfer from my current saving
> account to my current checking account, I get this small drop down menu
> of accounts and since my new bandk is WAMU, it is last in the list and
> I have to go through about 8 Farmers & Merchants obsolete account names
> to get to the WAMU names. How can I get rid of the F&M accounts?
> Obviously they add up in the scheme of things to give me my current
> balances in other accounts and I don't want to mess up my current
> account balances. I would like to freeze the "old" accounts yet be
> able to access their information only. I will upgrade to the newest
> Quicken when I get my new computer after VISTA comes out in February
> and not have the old stuff there to burden me. I want just to import,
> if that is the word, the current accounts and stocks I have and not the
> old stocks I sold nor the bank accounts.
>
> Thanks
> Steve
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