> Hi,
> Well I have been a Quicken user for about eight years (Quicken 99 for
> the last four years) and I thought I'd make the switch to MS Money. I
> was quite happy with Quicken but I wanted to use 99 forever. However,
> I got a new computer system, reinstalled Quicken 99, did all the
> downloads but when it came to Revision 4, it could only be done with
> online update which would constantly crap out on me (other than that
> my system has been very stable).
> I saw the deal at FutureShop Canada and thought $43 less a $15 rebate
> is a pretty good price. I also had some pretty rude fellow at
> Quicktax when I reinstalled those products (needed to get new product
> key)which persuaded me to change products (I may be mistaken that
> Quicktax and Quicken are associated).
> I installed MS Money 2004 and everything works well...nice
> interface...nice audio help etc.
> However, everything in this software refers to US information. Tax
> items refer to US tax forms and calculations, investing refers you to
> US sites and exchanges, it does not even send you to msn.ca vs.
> msn.com
> I have set Canadian $ as the base currency. I see that a few people
> in this group talk about Canadian settings. Do I need to do something
> else to obtain the Canadian "content"?
> The way it appears right now is that a base version has been supplied
> by Microsoft and they printed up "Canadian version" boxes. I sure
> hope that I am missing something to get the Canadian data.
> Bob