Re: Quicken 08 (was: Monitor Resolution revisited) -- PCTECH

Subject: Re: Quicken 08 (was: Monitor Resolution revisited)
From: "Dan Hogan" <Dan.Hogan@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2007 11:51:01 -0700
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I upgraded to Quicken Premier 2008 a couple of weeks ago. I like some
of the features (enhanced cash flow management, etc) The upgrade did
break the interface of Quicken Home Inventory Manager (QHIM). QHIM runs
fine in standalone mode, but pukes if invoked from QW 2008. I have a
support call open. Following their instructions, I uninstalled and
reinstalled QHIM with no luck. I would definitely hold off if you are
using QHIM.

Dan...

'Bob Crothers' wrote:

And since we are on the subject, has anybody started using Quicken
2008? If so, thoughts/experience?

Not yet ... but I'm probably going to pick up a copy of Home & Biz this
weekend.

I upgrade Quicken very 2 years or so.

david

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