Greg Bowers <usenet3[at]zxtt.mailshell.com> wrote:

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And it might be lying :-)

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No, it doesn't. However, when trying out M2K3, I got the same message. But
I opened the file, and checked the data. It had, in fact, gotten
everything I could find. I've been running it in parallel with Q2K2 for a
few months, and haven't found anything that didn't get converted.

With one possible exception - I've just noticed some very strange
amortization going on with the 2 mortgages. But I'll be posting a thread
on that later.

There were several others who posted similar info - got the message, but
the file indeed appeared to have everything. (not counting those things
one doesn't expect to get converted perfectly, because of the difference
in the programs)

So it may pay to have a look at the resulting file.

Cheers,
Steve

But Money is telling him that (not his computer - it doesn't know
jack)! I wouldn't be inclined to use any file I found after the
creator of the file claimed that things didn't work - doesn't inspire
confidence, you know.



On 27 Jul 2003 22:41:23 GMT, sjcohen730[at]aol.com (SJCOHEN730) wrote:

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You believe everything the computer tells you?? I assume YOU have checked and
the conversion really did not happen.

I've been using Quicken since '98. Thought I'd try
MMoney again. Everything works just fine up until the
point I get the "summary of conversion." It simply
states:

"Your Quicken file could not be converted."

Great way to start off!!?? No explination, no log file,
no answer from support site.

Oh well. Time to return the "bits in a box"