greetings all
Back in '05, I found quicken 2005 so compelling that I considered nothing better. But I did "upgrade" to '08 in order to track investments. Which has gone away again. Such is the crippleware that Intuit now sells.
But, I need to look at some old accounts, to try and find the dates of some transactions. But after six years of not using them, I have forgotten the passwords. Is there some way I can either recover the passwords, or get those files "cracked"?
tschus pyotr
A quick search of the internet yields:
This is a better URL for the same item:
pyotr filipivich Rock is Dead! --- Long live Paper & Scissors!
Quicken is pleased to unlock my accounts, if I use a supported version. In other words, my data is hostage to my buying another upgrade.
Fnord. Later.
-- pyotr filipivich Rock is Dead! --- Long live Paper & Scissors!
You can find cheap copies of Q 2011 on eBay.
Laura has written on 9/8/2011 8:25 PM:
Are they authentic?
I've bought Quicken on eBay, every other year, for several years now.
That the built-in registration process goes thru without hitch, is sufficient evidence for me to believe that they're authentic.
db
danbrown on Fri, 9 Sep 2011 13:07:43 -0700 (PDT) typed in alt.comp.software.financial.quicken the following:
I'll have to see what Half-price Books has.
-- pyotr filipivich Rock is Dead! --- Long live Paper & Scissors!
danbrown has written on 9/9/2011 4:07 PM:
Good to know. Thanks.
pyotr filipivich has written on 9/10/2011 1:53 PM:
I'd guess they'd have books about Quicken! :-)
Cy Burnot on Sun, 11 Sep 2011
13:14:16 -0400 typed in alt.comp.software.financial.quicken the following:Sometimes it has software. If you're not in a rush for the latest bloatware ... sometimes you can find it.
-- pyotr filipivich Rock is Dead! --- Long live Paper & Scissors!
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