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Quicken or Microsoft Money?
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I got a free version of Money with my first pc and used this happily for years until I gave someone a loan of the floppys and didn't get them back so I had to upgrade to 99 I think it was. I used this again for years on my own home accounts and also for doing accounts for several small business.
Earlier this year I bought 2004 and found it slightly more tiresome but just took a bit of getting used to. At this time I did look to see if an upgrade was available but no.0 -
Earlier this year I bought 2004 and found it slightly more tiresome but just took a bit of getting used to. At this time I did look to see if an upgrade was available but no.
Sometime Micros**t will provide a £10 off coupon in the box if you are upgrading from a previous version, thats what happened when I went from 97 to 2000, but no such luck with 2004.
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btw, I agree, I find it slightly more of an overhead to use dat-to-day than 2000, although there are some useful features.Personal Responsibility - Sad but True
Sometimes.... I am like a dog with a bone0
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