I've been using Quicken on a laptop for years.
Until a few years ago, Quicken could be active when the laptop was suspended (or put into hibernate). Intuit then improved Quicken by displaying a message to the effect that it didn't support being suspended and then blocking Windows from suspending.
I'm currently using Quicken 2007 which usually allows Windows to suspend but usually takes minutes to display the window contents that were displayed before the suspend. Sometimes (e.g., while a transaction was being entered) it still blocks suspend. I've also noticed that if the laptop is suspended/resumed several times with Quicken running, Quicken will flash the window contents on and off several times before resuming normal operation.
Does anyone know if Quicken 2008 behaves better than Quicken 2007 when Windows power management drops into and out of low power modes like suspend or hibernate?
Thanks
Mike