In microsoft.public.money, David S. wrote:

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In theory. http://money.msn.com/Money/2006/IBSP.asp

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Never tried, but I expect I would be able to. I would use the free
90-day trial to try that out.

http://www.microsoft.com/money/freetrial_info.mspx

Remove the password on your Quicken file, if any. Then do Validate
in Quicken. I think that is File-> Validate.

Rick Hess posted that in Quicken you can select File-> Copy, and let
it make a copy of your file. This routine will, among other
things, defragment your file. Then convert the copy.

Change all custom types to standard Quicken types. Any custom type
will be converted to type Mutual Fund by Money.

Consider having a minimum of other things running when you do
the conversion in Money.
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;310560
describes Clean boot etc.

If the above are not successful, consider Super-Validate in
Quicken. Hold Ctrl+Shift keys down during the Validate process.
However http://www.intuit.com/support/quicke.../win/6148.html
warns of unneeded super-validate.

You could run Quicken and Money in parallel.

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Yes.

Hey all. I have a few questions for the group.

1. With Microsoft Money Deluxe, do you find that you need to upgrade it
(purchase thier new version) every 2 years or so so that you do not lose
certain online features?

2. Are you able to convert data from Quicken 2003 Deluxe to Microsoft Money?

3. Are you able to download mutual fund / stock portfolio performance on a
daily basis?
Thanks.
Dave