Well, you could also consider selective transfer of accounts via QIF
export/import as well.

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Wow thanks for the quick reply. I can probably live with out the
coverter on MS 2004. I have been using Quicken so long, that between,
marraige, 2 kids( about to be three) and a host of accounts, I need to
re=think how I track my categories anyway. So I may just get money and
setup things like I want to, with the online transaction import I can
run parallel with no probs.

Although I use turbo tax, I never really imported quicken data,
cou'dnt get it to work right. So I don't lose much by starting account
in the middle of the year. For the accounts that matter,
non-retirement investments, I can put in a years worth of transactions
no problem.




On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 15:43:08 -0600, "Dick Watson"
<littlegreengecko[at]mindspring.com> wrote:

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