I live in the uk and use Quicken 2002 Deluxe, but Intuit no longer sells Quicken in the uk.
If I buy the us version of Quicken 2008 Home & Business, will it be able to convert my old European version files?
Brandon
I live in the uk and use Quicken 2002 Deluxe, but Intuit no longer sells Quicken in the uk.
If I buy the us version of Quicken 2008 Home & Business, will it be able to convert my old European version files?
Brandon
No.
I suggest you become an expert in the export/import of qif files.
Search this newsgroup, and the Quicken forums.
So what your basically saying is don't use covert, but use export qif: Transactions Memorize Transactions Business List Account list Special Handling for Transfers ( whatever that means) Category Lists Security Lists
and then import these all in to the new version 2008. If I do this I keep all my existing data, but if I use covert it will fall over and not work.
Many users have reported, and Intiut has confirmed, that it is not possible to convert from one country version to another.
If you use the QIF file export/import approach, you will NOT keep ALL your data: you will keep only that data which QIF files can contain.
muddle had written this in response to
A question:
I've tried that importing using the QIF file, and it works, except for the fact that the dates are all set to today's date. Not very useful. Is this by design or am I missing something?
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