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Going from MS Money to Quicken Mac
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Dedicated MacNNer
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: St. Louis, MO
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Does anyone have any information on/experience with going from MS Money on Windows to Quicken 2005 (or otherwise) on the Mac? I have a Windows-using friend who is considering the switch. The possibile loss of her Money data is holding her up.
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R. C. Nemanick, Ph.D.
PBG4 12" 867MHz 640 MB RAM
PMG3 500MHz 1 GB RAM
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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About two years ago I switched from Money 2002 to Quicken 2003 on my iBook. Didn't lose a bit of data (about two years' worth at the time) and I haven't looked back.
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Dedicated MacNNer
Join Date: Mar 2000
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Originally posted by LameLefty:
About two years ago I switched from Money 2002 to Quicken 2003 on my iBook. Didn't lose a bit of data (about two years' worth at the time) and I haven't looked back.
Was there a facility built in to Quicken that let you do it?
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R. C. Nemanick, Ph.D.
PBG4 12" 867MHz 640 MB RAM
PMG3 500MHz 1 GB RAM
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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No, I just exported my file as a .qif file from within Money on my PC, copied it across the LAN to my iBook and then opened it in Quicken.
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