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<blockquote data-quote="MikeyLAX" data-source="post: 1871869" data-attributes="member: 406651">Looking at his files sizes, I do not think he got a full recovery!I switched to Quicken in 1995 and have been using it ever since: I am fixed on Quicken 2007 for Intel Macs as the later versions skimped on features.I charge everything on my credit cards, pay them off 100% every month and export from their website and suck all the transactions right into Quicken: already has Date, Payee and Amount.&nbsp; I just add my category and at the start of the new year, after reconciling, I print a report for my accountant to do my tax returns.I am hooked!Thank you for your welcome; and yes, my specialty tends to be dinosaur Mac stuff!!BTW: The secret is each year to do a complete transaction export into a format that MS Excel can read and you can always go back and sort your transactions as needed.My current project has to do with our expenses after the 1994 Northridge earthquake</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MikeyLAX, post: 1871869, member: 406651"] Looking at his files sizes, I do not think he got a full recovery! I switched to Quicken in 1995 and have been using it ever since: I am fixed on Quicken 2007 for Intel Macs as the later versions skimped on features. I charge everything on my credit cards, pay them off 100% every month and export from their website and suck all the transactions right into Quicken: already has Date, Payee and Amount. I just add my category and at the start of the new year, after reconciling, I print a report for my accountant to do my tax returns. I am hooked! Thank you for your welcome; and yes, my specialty tends to be dinosaur Mac stuff!! BTW: The secret is each year to do a complete transaction export into a format that MS Excel can read and you can always go back and sort your transactions as needed. My current project has to do with our expenses after the 1994 Northridge earthquake [/QUOTE]

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