True enough. But I'm not sure a conversion to Q is an easy thing to do even
if you are on, say, M04 and converting to, say, Q07.

"Greg" <Greg[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I've done some research into converting, and by upgrading to the "latest"
release of either program, you effectively limit your options to convert. So,
now the big question that I'm asking myself. "Should I stay on Money 2007
which is inferior after 08 is released so I can better explore my options?"
At least I have some time to think about it.

"Chris Cowles" wrote:

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I disagree that it's the worst release but your opinions are not unique. If
you do convert to Quicken, please report your experience and methods here.
Others on this forum would do the same if improvements are not outweighed
by the magnitude of effort required, and the loss of data that cannot be
converted.
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Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL

"Greg" <Greg[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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While I like the budgeting functions, this release seems to be riddled with
small nonsense bugs. Considering how little "new" functionality was added, I
would have thought that the time was spent to make sure that this thing was
bug free. I have been a loyal Money user, but this release really makes me
consider Quicken.