Those are both reasonable options. I guess it's conceivable that the entire
file could be exported by QIF and then imported into Quicken for Mac. The
possibility for success is directly related to the complexity of the file.
If there are loans and/or foreign currencies, the post-import reconciliation
process is time consuming.

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"drew[at]indelicato.net" <drew[at]indelicato.net[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
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Hello All,

I have a client who uses MS Money 2005 on his PC. He has recently switched
to a Mac platform. What are his best options for continuing to use / convert
his Money data for use on his Mac?

My current options are (but new suggestions are welcomed)

1. Install Virtual PC on his Mac w/ WINXP & MS MONEY only
2. Install MS Money on his WIN2K3 File server in his home and allow him to
use Money via Terminal Services.

Thanks for your help & suggestions.
Drew