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Frank
Hello,
Has anyone used both 2005 products?
I would appreciate some feedback +/-
Thanks
Frank
Has anyone used both 2005 products?
I would appreciate some feedback +/-
Thanks
Frank
Frank said:Hello,
Has anyone used both 2005 products?
I would appreciate some feedback +/-
Thanks
Frank
I sure hope that VENT makes you very happy.From: "=?Utf-8?B?d2hhdGV2ZXI=?=" (e-mail address removed)
Date: 10/22/2004 10:59 AM Eastern Daylight Time
Message-id: <[email protected]>
I will be switching to Quicken. MS has done nothing to publicly acknowledge
the horrendous bugs with downloading in Money05, and has not announced any
date when it will be fixed. Their tech support told me to request a refund,
but that requires you to have all the original packaging on hand. I don't
have that anymore, so that's money down the drain. I bought Quicken 05
online at Costco with a healthy rebate, so good-bye Money05.
What makes you say this? I have accounts at several different banks andI'd stay away from Money 2005 at this time if you're counting on
interaction with any of your financial institutions (i.e. downloaded
statements, account information and the like).
ol'fart said:What makes you say this? I have accounts at several different banks and
credit card companies, and they are all now supported for everything
online. I'd stick with Microsoft Money. I've had no problems and Money 05
is working flawlessly. It would seem that those that are complaining are
the impatient ones that do not understand how to properly install software
and then whine when it does not work for them. Money05 is running and is a
slick program.
ol'fart
I don't know if this will be of help or not:the code on the blue screen is 0E at 0028:C0059D2D
chicagofan said:I'd be interested in hearing if Quicken does any better than Money [any
year] in formatting the screen display. Every year I expect Money to
improve on the amount of screen area they use to display reports, and
unless it is my imagination, it seems to be getting worse. Almost half
the screen is used for A report heading and date line. Why is that?
I've looked everywhere to see if that is something I could change, but it
appears not. Does Quicken waste that much blank space?
bj
Dick said:That's a rash generalization and you can have it.
Jeff said:Quicken has much less white space. It allows you to create different custom
views for the homepage and runs all of the custom views in tabs. The last
one you viewed is the one that shows up when opening the program, but any
can be reached by a tab on the top.
Unfortunately, both programs have some distinct advantages over the other.
Jeff
chicagofan said:I'd be interested in hearing if Quicken does any better than Money [any
year] in formatting the screen display. Every year I expect Money to
improve on the amount of screen area they use to display reports, and
unless it is my imagination, it seems to be getting worse. Almost half
the screen is used for A report heading and date line. Why is that?
I've looked everywhere to see if that is something I could change, but it
appears not. Does Quicken waste that much blank space?
bj
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