> Cal, thanks for the note. My specific question is; do you loose any LOCAL
> functionality staying with the Deluxe version. In other words, does the
> Premium version add ANY LOCAL functionality?

> In microsoft.public.money, Jeff Durham wrote:
> > I currently use 2003 deluxe. Would I lose any features by going to 2004
> > deluxe? Here are the things that 2004 premium has over 2004 deluxe. Can
> > someone comment on what these things are and if they were in 2003 deluxe
> > (which means you would lose them unless you go to the 2004 premium
version)?
> > > 1.) Optimize investments
> > 2.) Automated position, cost basis, and gain/loss adjustments
> > 3.) Maximize tax saving opportunities
> > 4.) Schedule D gain/loss reporting
> I believe these are features of the Gainskeeper service and that you
> would not lose your present built-in investment and scheduled D
> capabilities. Gainskeeper adds additional abilities including wash
> sale handling.

> I currently use 2003 deluxe. Would I lose any features by going to 2004
> deluxe? Here are the things that 2004 premium has over 2004 deluxe. Can
> someone comment on what these things are and if they were in 2003 deluxe
> (which means you would lose them unless you go to the 2004 premium version)?
> 1.) Optimize investments
> 2.) Automated position, cost basis, and gain/loss adjustments
> 3.) Maximize tax saving opportunities
> 4.) Schedule D gain/loss reporting