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| "Arge" <bigbc37(nospam)[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message news:uac8OLo7EHA.2316[at]TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... - quote - > Hi Camper
Good luck with Quicken I used it for 7 years and it did what I needed to do.> I think you will like Money better, at least I did. But for some it just > won't work and after 2 1/2 years of messing with it I figured it was time > to switch. > Not for sure what you are referring to about registration code. I just > loaded it and did not have to enter a registration code. > Of course there is nothing Intuit could do to surprise me. |
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| Hi Camper I think you will like Money better, at least I did. But for some it just won't work and after 2 1/2 years of messing with it I figured it was time to switch. Not for sure what you are referring to about registration code. I just loaded it and did not have to enter a registration code. Of course there is nothing Intuit could do to surprise me. Bob "Camper" <greentoow[at]yahoo.com.au> wrote in message news:qUNAd.95474$K7.72925[at]news-server.bigpond.net.au... - quote - > "Arge" <bigbc37(nospam)[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:eiTUbOh7EHA.2804[at]TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... > > Hi Dick > > > I never though you eluded to me exaggerating....I was just trying to hi > > light how many times I have used the salvage tools. > > > Although I have no idea as to what I have to agree that it is something > > in my "environment" and the environment of many others that is causing > > the problem. I realize that there are a lot more people not having these > > corruption problems then there are people that are having the problems. > > After saying that though, I do believe "too many people are having > > problems and although I am usually a supporter of Microsoft products I do > > feel that they should be trying to find out what is causing the problem. > > > While on the Quicken web pages I saw a link to a file converter to > > convert Money files to Quicken. I just tried it and after the first > > quick look, it looks good and it only took a couple of minutes. Of > > course tomorrow I will have more time to mess with it and I will let you > > know what I find. > > > For several years now I have been under the impression that Quicken did > > not offer a converter and I guess if you look at the software proper > > .........then I guess it doesn't. > > > Quicken has a better look then it did when I left it, but I still like > > the look of Money better, but like I said earlier.....10 years with ugly > > old quicken I had never heard the words "corruption" before, and it has > > become a very familiar phrase since I started using money for 2+ > > years.......... > > > Again Dick........thanks for all you efforts, suggestions etc since I > > became a member of this newsgroup and I will still be reading it hoping > > one day to read that Microsoft resolved the "corruption" problem that > > many of us are having. > > > I am planning on setting up a new Money account just for the purpose of > > MSN Bill Pay and then manually enter it into Quicken... > > > By the way have I ever told you that I really hate Intuits way of doing > > business. > I hope Quicken is USA is different from Australia. Here every time you > need to reload Quicken you need a new registration code and have to pay > $9.00 for the code. It was because of this that I am now using money. > Also I could never get quicken to go online at all for updating share > prices. > Good luck! |
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| "Arge" <bigbc37(nospam)[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message news:eiTUbOh7EHA.2804[at]TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... - quote - > Hi Dick
I hope Quicken is USA is different from Australia. Here every time you need> I never though you eluded to me exaggerating....I was just trying to hi > light how many times I have used the salvage tools. > Although I have no idea as to what I have to agree that it is something in > my "environment" and the environment of many others that is causing the > problem. I realize that there are a lot more people not having these > corruption problems then there are people that are having the problems. > After saying that though, I do believe "too many people are having > problems and although I am usually a supporter of Microsoft products I do > feel that they should be trying to find out what is causing the problem. > While on the Quicken web pages I saw a link to a file converter to convert > Money files to Quicken. I just tried it and after the first quick look, > it looks good and it only took a couple of minutes. Of course tomorrow I > will have more time to mess with it and I will let you know what I find. > For several years now I have been under the impression that Quicken did > not offer a converter and I guess if you look at the software proper > .........then I guess it doesn't. > Quicken has a better look then it did when I left it, but I still like the > look of Money better, but like I said earlier.....10 years with ugly old > quicken I had never heard the words "corruption" before, and it has become > a very familiar phrase since I started using money for 2+ years.......... > Again Dick........thanks for all you efforts, suggestions etc since I > became a member of this newsgroup and I will still be reading it hoping > one day to read that Microsoft resolved the "corruption" problem that many > of us are having. > I am planning on setting up a new Money account just for the purpose of > MSN Bill Pay and then manually enter it into Quicken... > By the way have I ever told you that I really hate Intuits way of doing > business. to reload Quicken you need a new registration code and have to pay $9.00 for the code. It was because of this that I am now using money. Also I could never get quicken to go online at all for updating share prices. Good luck! |
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| Hi Dick I never though you eluded to me exaggerating....I was just trying to hi light how many times I have used the salvage tools. Although I have no idea as to what I have to agree that it is something in my "environment" and the environment of many others that is causing the problem. I realize that there are a lot more people not having these corruption problems then there are people that are having the problems. After saying that though, I do believe "too many people are having problems and although I am usually a supporter of Microsoft products I do feel that they should be trying to find out what is causing the problem. While on the Quicken web pages I saw a link to a file converter to convert Money files to Quicken. I just tried it and after the first quick look, it looks good and it only took a couple of minutes. Of course tomorrow I will have more time to mess with it and I will let you know what I find. For several years now I have been under the impression that Quicken did not offer a converter and I guess if you look at the software proper ..........then I guess it doesn't. Quicken has a better look then it did when I left it, but I still like the look of Money better, but like I said earlier.....10 years with ugly old quicken I had never heard the words "corruption" before, and it has become a very familiar phrase since I started using money for 2+ years.......... Again Dick........thanks for all you efforts, suggestions etc since I became a member of this newsgroup and I will still be reading it hoping one day to read that Microsoft resolved the "corruption" problem that many of us are having. I am planning on setting up a new Money account just for the purpose of MSN Bill Pay and then manually enter it into Quicken... By the way have I ever told you that I really hate Intuits way of doing business. Bob "Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in message news:Oy8EUfH7EHA.2788[at]TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... - quote - > I've never suggested you were exaggerating the severity of the issues in > your environment (note I said environment not system). Maybe it's a > collision with some other app you use. Maybe it's something exaggerated by > one of your online providers. I can't imagine what or I would have long > since offered it up, but perhaps it's something unique you are doing. Who > knows? As noted previously, you certainly have tried with it. Also as > noted previously, your case seems extreme and untypical. As a long-time > reader you know I'm no shill for Microsoft and will only defend Money in > limited and specific ways. > Again, good luck with Q. I use Money in large part to collect the data. > Leaving it behind at any point is simply unthinkable to me. As always, > YMMV. > "Arge" <bigbc37(nospam)[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:uGdr3WH7EHA.3708[at]TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... > > Two or three times................I really do not believe that I am > > exaggerating when I say I have probably used it over 1,000 times. You > > are probably right when saying it must be something unique to my system, > > but it has been unique to my "systems".......I have started new on > > several different systems and it always become corrupt. After removing > > the gif's that Cal talked about I though my problems were resolved as I > > went for months with very few problems. The more I am thinking about it, > > it seems like the problems started again after I installed the 2005 Trial > > version...........maybe I better look for more story*.gifs. Maybe they > > were created when using the trial version. > > > When I go back to Quicken, I am not really interested in moving the data > > so I will probably do what I have done many many many times with > > Money........Just start over. > > > I am starting to believe that the problems are somehow connected to my > > portfolio as I usually have problems after updating it rather it be > > manual entries or downloading from the Web. |
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| I've never suggested you were exaggerating the severity of the issues in your environment (note I said environment not system). Maybe it's a collision with some other app you use. Maybe it's something exaggerated by one of your online providers. I can't imagine what or I would have long since offered it up, but perhaps it's something unique you are doing. Who knows? As noted previously, you certainly have tried with it. Also as noted previously, your case seems extreme and untypical. As a long-time reader you know I'm no shill for Microsoft and will only defend Money in limited and specific ways. Again, good luck with Q. I use Money in large part to collect the data. Leaving it behind at any point is simply unthinkable to me. As always, YMMV. "Arge" <bigbc37(nospam)[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message news:uGdr3WH7EHA.3708[at]TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... - quote - > Two or three times................I really do not believe that I am > exaggerating when I say I have probably used it over 1,000 times. You are > probably right when saying it must be something unique to my system, but > it has been unique to my "systems".......I have started new on several > different systems and it always become corrupt. After removing the gif's > that Cal talked about I though my problems were resolved as I went for > months with very few problems. The more I am thinking about it, it seems > like the problems started again after I installed the 2005 Trial > version...........maybe I better look for more story*.gifs. Maybe they > were created when using the trial version. > When I go back to Quicken, I am not really interested in moving the data > so I will probably do what I have done many many many times with > Money........Just start over. > I am starting to believe that the problems are somehow connected to my > portfolio as I usually have problems after updating it rather it be manual > entries or downloading from the Web. |
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| Hi Dick Two or three times................I really do not believe that I am exaggerating when I say I have probably used it over 1,000 times. You are probably right when saying it must be something unique to my system, but it has been unique to my "systems".......I have started new on several different systems and it always become corrupt. After removing the gif's that Cal talked about I though my problems were resolved as I went for months with very few problems. The more I am thinking about it, it seems like the problems started again after I installed the 2005 Trial version...........maybe I better look for more story*.gifs. Maybe they were created when using the trial version. When I go back to Quicken, I am not really interested in moving the data so I will probably do what I have done many many many times with Money........Just start over. I am starting to believe that the problems are somehow connected to my portfolio as I usually have problems after updating it rather it be manual entries or downloading from the Web. Bob "Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in message news:uP3Ih3F7EHA.2180[at]TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... - quote - > You've certainly stuck with it, but as someone who has only used repair > two or three times in more than a decade, it still seems likely to me that > other things are going on in your environment. Good luck with Q. What's > your strategy for moving the data? > "Arge" <bigbc37(nospam)[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:eW$DqdF7EHA.3336[at]TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... > > After probably over 1000 repairs, restores and starting over I have > > decided > > to leave Money as well. As much as I love the way it works and as much > > as I > > do not like Intuit's way of doing business, Money has left me no choice > > but > > to switch. |
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| You've certainly stuck with it, but as someone who has only used repair two or three times in more than a decade, it still seems likely to me that other things are going on in your environment. Good luck with Q. What's your strategy for moving the data? "Arge" <bigbc37(nospam)[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message news:eW$DqdF7EHA.3336[at]TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... - quote - > After probably over 1000 repairs, restores and starting over I have > decided > to leave Money as well. As much as I love the way it works and as much as > I > do not like Intuit's way of doing business, Money has left me no choice > but > to switch. |
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| Hi Scott I don't think Money is a better product then Quicken, but in my opinion it is much more stable. I had used Quicken for approx 10 year before switching over to Money about 3 years ago and Money has been a nightmare. It may work for some people, but it will not work as you can tell by reading this newsgroup for many people. I tried converting my old Quicken file to Money and that never worked and after a year of frustrations and many many many restores and repairs I finally started over and created a new Money file and started over. That worked for about 3 weeks and it became corrupted. About a year ago I started to give up on Money and the Cal Learner posted about the Stories1 and 2 gif files and after removing them I thought the problem was gone but I am still continually repairing, sending the error messages to Microsoft and restoring old files. After probably over 1000 repairs, restores and starting over I have decided to leave Money as well. As much as I love the way it works and as much as I do not like Intuit's way of doing business, Money has left me no choice but to switch. I had tried loading the Money 2005 trial edition (without removing 2004 Deluxe) but after a couple of days it was screwed up as well, I will probably start a new file and ONLY use it for Bill Pay which is cheaper than Quicken's Bill Pay, but I have had it with Money. I appreciate all the advise from the many good users on this site, especially Dick Watson and Cal Learner. By the way I am not a novice with computers, and most that have had my problems would have been out of business with it a couple of years ago. I kept trying but am now fed up. My latest problems is when trying to do a Phase 2 repair it goes half way and then I receive an invalid database error message and the knowledge base on microsoft has nothing on their site that I can find to tell me what is wrong with it. Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: "Scott Thomson" <vps41[at]hotmail.comNewsgroups: microsoft.public.money Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2004 6:46 AM Subject: Quicken Much Better - quote - > Fed up with Money 05 every click of the mouse then have to wait 5-10 secs > before the hourglass changes. If it decides to synchronise with the web it > can be 20 secs wait. Runs so slow its unusable. So many other problems we > all know about not worth mentioning again. > Changed to Quicken and its lightening fast , feels much more like a real > financial tool than a bad web page. Reports so much more flexible. No bugs > yet but even though there are a few I know about I think I'd rather go > with a company who has a suite of financial , accounting and tax software > rather than MS who doesn't. Future has gotta be better with Quicken. > Suggest you all do the same. Think of the time you'd save by not having to > post complaints everyday! > Dick can you migrate over as well I like following your sarcasm and could > continue to do so in the Quicken newsgroup if you do? |
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| Fed up with Money 05 every click of the mouse then have to wait 5-10 secs before the hourglass changes. If it decides to synchronise with the web it can be 20 secs wait. Runs so slow its unusable. So many other problems we all know about not worth mentioning again. Changed to Quicken and its lightening fast , feels much more like a real financial tool than a bad web page. Reports so much more flexible. No bugs yet but even though there are a few I know about I think I'd rather go with a company who has a suite of financial , accounting and tax software rather than MS who doesn't. Future has gotta be better with Quicken. Suggest you all do the same. Think of the time you'd save by not having to post complaints everyday! Dick can you migrate over as well I like following your sarcasm and could continue to do so in the Quicken newsgroup if you do? |