Quicken 2008 Deluxe [OLD VERSION] | Solid product for my uses

Quicken 2008 Deluxe [OLD VERSION] | Horrible software sold by a truly evil company.

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	Quicken 2008 Deluxe [OLD VERSION] Windows \| Intuit, 2007 average customer review:based on 148 reviews view larger image
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Solid product for my uses

I've used Quicken since 1993. I just upgraded from Quicken 2003 for Mac to Quicken 2008 Deluxe for Windows XP Home Edition, and have had absolutely none of the operational problems mentioned in other reviews. I had no problem saving my Mac 2003 data to a single "QIF" file and importing this file into Windows Quicken 2008 Deluxe. All data, including multiple accounts, etc., came in with no errors or other issues. (Note, however, that I only use Quicken for tracking basic checking and savings accounts, and do not use its connectivity options to connect to investment accounts, etc.) For my uses, Quicken Deluxe has worked flawlessly. I like the user interface, which is certainly superior to the 2003 Mac version, and I've made extensive use of the report capabilities, which are more than adequate for my purposes. On the negative side: (1) Like everybody else, I object to Quicken's frequent upgrades that add no useful functionality for 99.9% of users; (2) My few experiences with their customer support over the past 15 years have been both futile and extremely annoying. Fortunately, my questions were minor ones that I figured out on my own in the end, and the product itself has worked very well for my purposes so I've had no show-stoppers.

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Horrible software sold by a truly evil company.

For heaven's sake find some other software for your accounting. We've been struggling with Quicken for months, both at home and at my business.

This company spends most of its effort on reducing the choices consumers have so it has to spend little or no time on producing software that works.

Banks are forced to pay fees to use the ever-changing file formats, which means that both banks I use now no long support any sort of file exchange, so we have to enter transactions manually. I can see almost any point on the Earth for free in a few seconds using Google Earth, but thanks to Quicken 2008, I can't download a few simple numbers from my bank.

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