Quicken for Mac 2018 v5.2 Released
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Good news Rick!, As we know when Quicken provides updates it trashes the previous version , does it do this when accepting QM18?Steve Schramm said:Investments in 5.2.1 are totally broken -- what have you done?? I just upgraded from 2017 and now the investment window is useless. If I select a "group by..." option, it takes 11 SECONDS for the cursor to stop spinning. Any change takes between 8 and 13 SECONDS to display. And that happens each time. It used to by less than a second. Maddening!
Further, the performance option, which you think might have this data, has nothing! Just percentages, and not even of all investments -- just a mysterious subset. And the realized gains selection is completely wrong, mathematically. Way off, like by many tens of thousands per asset (over $100,000 for some assets -- I sure wish I'd made that much).
Also lost is the ticker symbol, which you might not think matters but it does because I have many Vanguard funds and they all start out with "Vanguard..." and then they are truncated and the best way to tell the difference is the ticker instead of making that column so huge you can see the whole name but no other columns fit. Grrrr.
So in summary, useful data is no longer displayed, performance is shot to hell, and the data displayed is wrong. Man did I just waste $50. I want 2017 back.0 -
Installing a new paid version never trashed your previous paid version. Only dot-upgrades within a year have done that. I believe the same is true with Quicken 2018. Just installing it won't trash Quicken 2017. But going forward, all the updates Sparkle updates will replace the existing version of 5.x.Steve Schramm said:Investments in 5.2.1 are totally broken -- what have you done?? I just upgraded from 2017 and now the investment window is useless. If I select a "group by..." option, it takes 11 SECONDS for the cursor to stop spinning. Any change takes between 8 and 13 SECONDS to display. And that happens each time. It used to by less than a second. Maddening!
Further, the performance option, which you think might have this data, has nothing! Just percentages, and not even of all investments -- just a mysterious subset. And the realized gains selection is completely wrong, mathematically. Way off, like by many tens of thousands per asset (over $100,000 for some assets -- I sure wish I'd made that much).
Also lost is the ticker symbol, which you might not think matters but it does because I have many Vanguard funds and they all start out with "Vanguard..." and then they are truncated and the best way to tell the difference is the ticker instead of making that column so huge you can see the whole name but no other columns fit. Grrrr.
So in summary, useful data is no longer displayed, performance is shot to hell, and the data displayed is wrong. Man did I just waste $50. I want 2017 back.
(Trivia we definitely don't need to worry about today: without annual updates, and continuous minor updates, what change will ever move from version 5.x to version 6.x? Hmmm...
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Got that Rick, recall as a relatively new Mac user QM16 it did not get trashed by QM17..Just was not sure how the subscription feature would impact stuff.Steve Schramm said:Investments in 5.2.1 are totally broken -- what have you done?? I just upgraded from 2017 and now the investment window is useless. If I select a "group by..." option, it takes 11 SECONDS for the cursor to stop spinning. Any change takes between 8 and 13 SECONDS to display. And that happens each time. It used to by less than a second. Maddening!
Further, the performance option, which you think might have this data, has nothing! Just percentages, and not even of all investments -- just a mysterious subset. And the realized gains selection is completely wrong, mathematically. Way off, like by many tens of thousands per asset (over $100,000 for some assets -- I sure wish I'd made that much).
Also lost is the ticker symbol, which you might not think matters but it does because I have many Vanguard funds and they all start out with "Vanguard..." and then they are truncated and the best way to tell the difference is the ticker instead of making that column so huge you can see the whole name but no other columns fit. Grrrr.
So in summary, useful data is no longer displayed, performance is shot to hell, and the data displayed is wrong. Man did I just waste $50. I want 2017 back.
While we all can agree QM17 needs many features upgraded to what Qw/Qm2007 is , hopefully we don't loose the nice features (and there are many) that QM17 provides.0 -
That's all fine and good, but we need QM18 to fix these horrible performance problems -- it shouldn't take 11 seconds to switch from one filter to the next.Steve Schramm said:Investments in 5.2.1 are totally broken -- what have you done?? I just upgraded from 2017 and now the investment window is useless. If I select a "group by..." option, it takes 11 SECONDS for the cursor to stop spinning. Any change takes between 8 and 13 SECONDS to display. And that happens each time. It used to by less than a second. Maddening!
Further, the performance option, which you think might have this data, has nothing! Just percentages, and not even of all investments -- just a mysterious subset. And the realized gains selection is completely wrong, mathematically. Way off, like by many tens of thousands per asset (over $100,000 for some assets -- I sure wish I'd made that much).
Also lost is the ticker symbol, which you might not think matters but it does because I have many Vanguard funds and they all start out with "Vanguard..." and then they are truncated and the best way to tell the difference is the ticker instead of making that column so huge you can see the whole name but no other columns fit. Grrrr.
So in summary, useful data is no longer displayed, performance is shot to hell, and the data displayed is wrong. Man did I just waste $50. I want 2017 back.0 -
@Rick O - to run QM17 and QM18 concurrently, does QM18 copy QM17 last database so there is then a .quicken18 file?Steve Schramm said:Investments in 5.2.1 are totally broken -- what have you done?? I just upgraded from 2017 and now the investment window is useless. If I select a "group by..." option, it takes 11 SECONDS for the cursor to stop spinning. Any change takes between 8 and 13 SECONDS to display. And that happens each time. It used to by less than a second. Maddening!
Further, the performance option, which you think might have this data, has nothing! Just percentages, and not even of all investments -- just a mysterious subset. And the realized gains selection is completely wrong, mathematically. Way off, like by many tens of thousands per asset (over $100,000 for some assets -- I sure wish I'd made that much).
Also lost is the ticker symbol, which you might not think matters but it does because I have many Vanguard funds and they all start out with "Vanguard..." and then they are truncated and the best way to tell the difference is the ticker instead of making that column so huge you can see the whole name but no other columns fit. Grrrr.
So in summary, useful data is no longer displayed, performance is shot to hell, and the data displayed is wrong. Man did I just waste $50. I want 2017 back.
I'd buy QM18 now if I knew I could use both in parallel for a week, month or so.0 -
Yes you can run both in parallel, but you need to make a copy of your Quicken 2017 database prior to running Quicken 2018 on it and always use the appropriate database with the matching program.Steve Schramm said:Investments in 5.2.1 are totally broken -- what have you done?? I just upgraded from 2017 and now the investment window is useless. If I select a "group by..." option, it takes 11 SECONDS for the cursor to stop spinning. Any change takes between 8 and 13 SECONDS to display. And that happens each time. It used to by less than a second. Maddening!
Further, the performance option, which you think might have this data, has nothing! Just percentages, and not even of all investments -- just a mysterious subset. And the realized gains selection is completely wrong, mathematically. Way off, like by many tens of thousands per asset (over $100,000 for some assets -- I sure wish I'd made that much).
Also lost is the ticker symbol, which you might not think matters but it does because I have many Vanguard funds and they all start out with "Vanguard..." and then they are truncated and the best way to tell the difference is the ticker instead of making that column so huge you can see the whole name but no other columns fit. Grrrr.
So in summary, useful data is no longer displayed, performance is shot to hell, and the data displayed is wrong. Man did I just waste $50. I want 2017 back.
As well of course you wold have to maintain two production copies of your data for the time you run in parallel.0 -
Hey @Quicken Marcus -Saul Hansell said:I just upgraded to Quicken 2018, largely to use the bill presentment/PDF bill download feature.
I'm stumped. There is no documentation online or in the help system.
I've gone to the bills and income section, clicked add bill, and entered my account information for a few billers. But it is unclear what that has done for me.- What bills, if any, are downloaded as PDFs?
- How do I see the PDF bills?
- Is there any way to download past bills?
- If I already have a credit card account with online access, will Quicken automatically download the PDF bill each month? Do I need to set it up separately in bill presentment?
- How often does Quicken check to see if there is a new bill waiting?
- What is the actual workflow when a new bill arrives? Do I have the option to set up a direct payment? (My bank supports direct payments.)
- Can I set up an automatic payment for a credit card and choose whether to pay the full balance, the minimum or another amount?
- If I already have my credit card company automatically deducting my bill from my checking account, can I have Quicken automatically enter the future transaction into my register so I can see my cash flow without having Quicken set up the transfer?
- Can Quicken automatically download my checking, savings and investment statements as PDFs?
Thanks
Saul
(Quicken for 30 years)
Can you help with these bill presentment PDF questions.
This was a major feature promoted about the new version, and I can't figure it out at all.
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Have you look at the following website? It may help you get started.Saul Hansell said:I just upgraded to Quicken 2018, largely to use the bill presentment/PDF bill download feature.
I'm stumped. There is no documentation online or in the help system.
I've gone to the bills and income section, clicked add bill, and entered my account information for a few billers. But it is unclear what that has done for me.- What bills, if any, are downloaded as PDFs?
- How do I see the PDF bills?
- Is there any way to download past bills?
- If I already have a credit card account with online access, will Quicken automatically download the PDF bill each month? Do I need to set it up separately in bill presentment?
- How often does Quicken check to see if there is a new bill waiting?
- What is the actual workflow when a new bill arrives? Do I have the option to set up a direct payment? (My bank supports direct payments.)
- Can I set up an automatic payment for a credit card and choose whether to pay the full balance, the minimum or another amount?
- If I already have my credit card company automatically deducting my bill from my checking account, can I have Quicken automatically enter the future transaction into my register so I can see my cash flow without having Quicken set up the transfer?
- Can Quicken automatically download my checking, savings and investment statements as PDFs?
Thanks
Saul
(Quicken for 30 years)
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On how many devices may I use Quicken? I have two computers so do I also need to purchase the upgrade for the second computer?Steve Schramm said:Investments in 5.2.1 are totally broken -- what have you done?? I just upgraded from 2017 and now the investment window is useless. If I select a "group by..." option, it takes 11 SECONDS for the cursor to stop spinning. Any change takes between 8 and 13 SECONDS to display. And that happens each time. It used to by less than a second. Maddening!
Further, the performance option, which you think might have this data, has nothing! Just percentages, and not even of all investments -- just a mysterious subset. And the realized gains selection is completely wrong, mathematically. Way off, like by many tens of thousands per asset (over $100,000 for some assets -- I sure wish I'd made that much).
Also lost is the ticker symbol, which you might not think matters but it does because I have many Vanguard funds and they all start out with "Vanguard..." and then they are truncated and the best way to tell the difference is the ticker instead of making that column so huge you can see the whole name but no other columns fit. Grrrr.
So in summary, useful data is no longer displayed, performance is shot to hell, and the data displayed is wrong. Man did I just waste $50. I want 2017 back.0 -
I don't have Quicken for Mac 2018 yet, but as I understand it you do the following:Saul Hansell said:I just upgraded to Quicken 2018, largely to use the bill presentment/PDF bill download feature.
I'm stumped. There is no documentation online or in the help system.
I've gone to the bills and income section, clicked add bill, and entered my account information for a few billers. But it is unclear what that has done for me.- What bills, if any, are downloaded as PDFs?
- How do I see the PDF bills?
- Is there any way to download past bills?
- If I already have a credit card account with online access, will Quicken automatically download the PDF bill each month? Do I need to set it up separately in bill presentment?
- How often does Quicken check to see if there is a new bill waiting?
- What is the actual workflow when a new bill arrives? Do I have the option to set up a direct payment? (My bank supports direct payments.)
- Can I set up an automatic payment for a credit card and choose whether to pay the full balance, the minimum or another amount?
- If I already have my credit card company automatically deducting my bill from my checking account, can I have Quicken automatically enter the future transaction into my register so I can see my cash flow without having Quicken set up the transfer?
- Can Quicken automatically download my checking, savings and investment statements as PDFs?
Thanks
Saul
(Quicken for 30 years)- Click on Bills & Income tab
- Add a bill
- From the dialog of suppliers pick one that applies to you
- Supply your online credentials for that vendor
- Then when the bill is due Quicken will get the PDF for you to then pay.
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@RickO, I imagine they'll stick to 5.x releases for new features and 5.x.y releases for bug fixes between features releases. that's what they've been doing the past three years, and still makes sense. The only question is what future update will be significant enough to earn the moniker of 6.0. And this is probably the 6,437th least important question we need an answer to.Steve Schramm said:Investments in 5.2.1 are totally broken -- what have you done?? I just upgraded from 2017 and now the investment window is useless. If I select a "group by..." option, it takes 11 SECONDS for the cursor to stop spinning. Any change takes between 8 and 13 SECONDS to display. And that happens each time. It used to by less than a second. Maddening!
Further, the performance option, which you think might have this data, has nothing! Just percentages, and not even of all investments -- just a mysterious subset. And the realized gains selection is completely wrong, mathematically. Way off, like by many tens of thousands per asset (over $100,000 for some assets -- I sure wish I'd made that much).
Also lost is the ticker symbol, which you might not think matters but it does because I have many Vanguard funds and they all start out with "Vanguard..." and then they are truncated and the best way to tell the difference is the ticker instead of making that column so huge you can see the whole name but no other columns fit. Grrrr.
So in summary, useful data is no longer displayed, performance is shot to hell, and the data displayed is wrong. Man did I just waste $50. I want 2017 back. Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930 -
@jrrollins7, You can run your Quicken on more than one computer. The limit used to be three computers, but I think they're in the process of removing that entirely.Steve Schramm said:Investments in 5.2.1 are totally broken -- what have you done?? I just upgraded from 2017 and now the investment window is useless. If I select a "group by..." option, it takes 11 SECONDS for the cursor to stop spinning. Any change takes between 8 and 13 SECONDS to display. And that happens each time. It used to by less than a second. Maddening!
Further, the performance option, which you think might have this data, has nothing! Just percentages, and not even of all investments -- just a mysterious subset. And the realized gains selection is completely wrong, mathematically. Way off, like by many tens of thousands per asset (over $100,000 for some assets -- I sure wish I'd made that much).
Also lost is the ticker symbol, which you might not think matters but it does because I have many Vanguard funds and they all start out with "Vanguard..." and then they are truncated and the best way to tell the difference is the ticker instead of making that column so huge you can see the whole name but no other columns fit. Grrrr.
So in summary, useful data is no longer displayed, performance is shot to hell, and the data displayed is wrong. Man did I just waste $50. I want 2017 back.
The only limitation is that you ave a single Quicken ID for your subscription which will be associated with the Quicken application and as many data files as you have. This is not problematic for many users, but may be for some users who want to share Quicken with someone in their household (spouse, parent, child), because a few services (mobile app, credit score) are ties to the Quicken ID, not each data file.Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930 -
Talk about beating a subject to death.Steve Schramm said:Investments in 5.2.1 are totally broken -- what have you done?? I just upgraded from 2017 and now the investment window is useless. If I select a "group by..." option, it takes 11 SECONDS for the cursor to stop spinning. Any change takes between 8 and 13 SECONDS to display. And that happens each time. It used to by less than a second. Maddening!
Further, the performance option, which you think might have this data, has nothing! Just percentages, and not even of all investments -- just a mysterious subset. And the realized gains selection is completely wrong, mathematically. Way off, like by many tens of thousands per asset (over $100,000 for some assets -- I sure wish I'd made that much).
Also lost is the ticker symbol, which you might not think matters but it does because I have many Vanguard funds and they all start out with "Vanguard..." and then they are truncated and the best way to tell the difference is the ticker instead of making that column so huge you can see the whole name but no other columns fit. Grrrr.
So in summary, useful data is no longer displayed, performance is shot to hell, and the data displayed is wrong. Man did I just waste $50. I want 2017 back.
We get it. Quicken Mac 2018 automatically downloads new versions...and you havre no control over it.
You've made that implicitly clear.
Enough already.0 -
How many times are you going to ask the same question? THAT'S the point!Steve Schramm said:Investments in 5.2.1 are totally broken -- what have you done?? I just upgraded from 2017 and now the investment window is useless. If I select a "group by..." option, it takes 11 SECONDS for the cursor to stop spinning. Any change takes between 8 and 13 SECONDS to display. And that happens each time. It used to by less than a second. Maddening!
Further, the performance option, which you think might have this data, has nothing! Just percentages, and not even of all investments -- just a mysterious subset. And the realized gains selection is completely wrong, mathematically. Way off, like by many tens of thousands per asset (over $100,000 for some assets -- I sure wish I'd made that much).
Also lost is the ticker symbol, which you might not think matters but it does because I have many Vanguard funds and they all start out with "Vanguard..." and then they are truncated and the best way to tell the difference is the ticker instead of making that column so huge you can see the whole name but no other columns fit. Grrrr.
So in summary, useful data is no longer displayed, performance is shot to hell, and the data displayed is wrong. Man did I just waste $50. I want 2017 back.0 -
I have the same problemMatthew Phelps said:Just upgraded from 2017 and seems to be running smoothly. The "Enter Activation Code..." dialog says I will receive an activation code in the order confirmation email, but there isn't one. Any ideas?
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Agreed. Deploying a feature without implementing a solution for converters from QWin is incomplete...especially knowing there are many QWin users that are wanting and waiting to convert.@Quicken Marcus take a look at this one...
https://getsatisfaction.com/quickencommunity/topics/multi-currency-account-migrated-incorrectly-mac-...Have Questions? Help Guide for Quicken for Mac
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Or they could calculate the conversion rate and record it during the conversion...making it consistent with any new data entered.Zoolook said:I've been waiting for multi-currency on the Mac version since before Essentials came out. It's the main reason I keep a VM on my Mac.
Will the migration from Quicken Windows to Quicken Mac maintain the transfers from USD to GBP accounts?Have Questions? Help Guide for Quicken for Mac
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Well, there are a number of things that don't have a solution for QWin users wanting to convert, right? Attachments, for instance. Anyone who has invested many hours in importing copies of bills, statements or other documents into Quicken is not going to convert if all that work gets left behind. At least I understand somewhat why multi-currency data doesn't work cross-platform, because Mac doesn't have true multi-currency functionality -- but Mac supports attachments, and it seems like it would be feasible to convert them. (Build a table on the Windows side assigning a record number to each attachment and the record ID number of the transaction it's attached to, move all the attachments to a folder on the Mac, and then reverse the process by attaching each attachment to a transaction using the table built in Windows. I'm sure there must be wrinkles, but the point is that it seems like its eminently do-able, but it's been ignored for three years although users ask about it.)@Quicken Marcus take a look at this one...
https://getsatisfaction.com/quickencommunity/topics/multi-currency-account-migrated-incorrectly-mac-...Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930 -
Jacobs - I was referring to transfers between accounts of different currencies. New transfers are not linked - neither are imported ones.Zoolook said:I've been waiting for multi-currency on the Mac version since before Essentials came out. It's the main reason I keep a VM on my Mac.
Will the migration from Quicken Windows to Quicken Mac maintain the transfers from USD to GBP accounts?0 -
The key difference is that the feature for attachments in QMac has been there since 2010; different era, team and management, and having to touch old code. Here they are introducing a new feature, so it would make sense to add a solution at the same time.@Quicken Marcus take a look at this one...
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FAQs: Quicken Mac • Quicken Windows • Quicken Mobile
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Quicken should eliminate the LARGE Ad space when a subscription expires(Now Archived, even with over 350 votes!)
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I'm confused. We're talking about multi-currency issues here, right? That's a longstanding feature on Windows, and doesn't yet exist on Mac. What's the new feature you're referring to?@Quicken Marcus take a look at this one...
https://getsatisfaction.com/quickencommunity/topics/multi-currency-account-migrated-incorrectly-mac-...Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930 -
Just upgraded, still need to do a detailed review of each account. But these are the initial oroblems I see...
1. The accounts pane ( left side) is truncating the cents. I believe this was done in an earlier version and changed back. I know the IRS likes to be lazy, but isn't that setting the bar a bit low?
2. Every time I move away from the portfolio view and return I have to reset the column widths so I can see totals. It appears the column width is being set with the normal font, but the totals are bold and just a little wider. Shouldn't column width adjustments be 'sticky'?
4. ROI/IRR is somewhat addressed on the Portfolio View, but dividends are not included. What I was expecting is 'market value + dividends received - money invested'. This was available in Windows Premier before I upgraded to Mac.
5. If I completely collapse the graph in portfolio view I can't reopen it. The mouse cursor indicates that it should drag open, but it won't move.
6. With 2017 the icon was changed to ID the version, now the icon has nothing to differentiate it from other versions suxh as 2016.0 -
You nailed the first item, I had forgotten where the configuration was for the cents.cneal said:Just upgraded, still need to do a detailed review of each account. But these are the initial oroblems I see...
1. The accounts pane ( left side) is truncating the cents. I believe this was done in an earlier version and changed back. I know the IRS likes to be lazy, but isn't that setting the bar a bit low?
2. Every time I move away from the portfolio view and return I have to reset the column widths so I can see totals. It appears the column width is being set with the normal font, but the totals are bold and just a little wider. Shouldn't column width adjustments be 'sticky'?
4. ROI/IRR is somewhat addressed on the Portfolio View, but dividends are not included. What I was expecting is 'market value + dividends received - money invested'. This was available in Windows Premier before I upgraded to Mac.
5. If I completely collapse the graph in portfolio view I can't reopen it. The mouse cursor indicates that it should drag open, but it won't move.
6. With 2017 the icon was changed to ID the version, now the icon has nothing to differentiate it from other versions suxh as 2016.
Next, I do not DRIP the dividends, so they are just dividend entries. As some stocks have been held for more than 20 years the difference when dividends are included in the return are noticable.
The Hide/Show chart is missing, I can drag the border beweeen the chart and the portfolio. But if I move it up to close the chart I can not reopen,
You are right, the icon ID really does not matter since we won't have multiple installations by year.0 -
I received an email with a 10% off offer to upgrade to 2018.Bob Harris said:if we own v2017 is there an upgrade path?
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I am having trouble exporting my Quicken 2017 for Mac data to my new Quicken 2018 for Mac. Any suggestions?Bobalaska said:I am interested upgrading from Quicken 2015 to buying 2 year subscription to Quicken 2018 Deluxe
Mac. I understand I can only do this from retailer, not on Quicken
website.
Questions: 1. Is that correct?
2. Licensing: Quicken website
says that at least prior versions of Quicken can be installed on up to three computers in the same
household. So if I buy a 2 year subscription, install onto my
computer, and then want to install on a second computer- mainly for my
wife's Quicken account, does it work the same way- use my Quicken ID for installation on my computer to access my data file, and then use her ID on her computer, etc? Is only difference the subscription vs former paid upgrade models?0 -
I didn't need to export the data. QM2018 automatically saved a backup of the 17 file with a different extension, and then loaded and converted it without my intervention. Hope this helps.Bobalaska said:I am interested upgrading from Quicken 2015 to buying 2 year subscription to Quicken 2018 Deluxe
Mac. I understand I can only do this from retailer, not on Quicken
website.
Questions: 1. Is that correct?
2. Licensing: Quicken website
says that at least prior versions of Quicken can be installed on up to three computers in the same
household. So if I buy a 2 year subscription, install onto my
computer, and then want to install on a second computer- mainly for my
wife's Quicken account, does it work the same way- use my Quicken ID for installation on my computer to access my data file, and then use her ID on her computer, etc? Is only difference the subscription vs former paid upgrade models?
Edit: you do need to navigate to your data file.0 -
Would you share the 'different extension' and the new QM2018 extension?Bobalaska said:I am interested upgrading from Quicken 2015 to buying 2 year subscription to Quicken 2018 Deluxe
Mac. I understand I can only do this from retailer, not on Quicken
website.
Questions: 1. Is that correct?
2. Licensing: Quicken website
says that at least prior versions of Quicken can be installed on up to three computers in the same
household. So if I buy a 2 year subscription, install onto my
computer, and then want to install on a second computer- mainly for my
wife's Quicken account, does it work the same way- use my Quicken ID for installation on my computer to access my data file, and then use her ID on her computer, etc? Is only difference the subscription vs former paid upgrade models?0 -
Sure; the backed up file has the extension quicken2017, and he converted file has the same name with the extension of just quickenBobalaska said:I am interested upgrading from Quicken 2015 to buying 2 year subscription to Quicken 2018 Deluxe
Mac. I understand I can only do this from retailer, not on Quicken
website.
Questions: 1. Is that correct?
2. Licensing: Quicken website
says that at least prior versions of Quicken can be installed on up to three computers in the same
household. So if I buy a 2 year subscription, install onto my
computer, and then want to install on a second computer- mainly for my
wife's Quicken account, does it work the same way- use my Quicken ID for installation on my computer to access my data file, and then use her ID on her computer, etc? Is only difference the subscription vs former paid upgrade models?0 -
I tried to purchase Quicken Deluxe for Mac 2018 but have gotten the same error message for three days saying the site is not working and to purchased from Staples.com which does not have the one year purchase available.Matthew Phelps said:Just upgraded from 2017 and seems to be running smoothly. The "Enter Activation Code..." dialog says I will receive an activation code in the order confirmation email, but there isn't one. Any ideas?
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I have been using windows version for years and last few years under paralles on a Mac. Tried Mac 2017 but it was by far not as good as windows version. Need to decide which of the two I am going to go for 2018. Any comparison? Any views? Please help2brucel said:Upgraded. Overall the upgrade looks good, especially the improvements in the Investment area. However, the new version blocks the main thread much (spinning rainbow cursor) much more than 2017 making it unbearable to use with my large data file. These types of issues can easily be resolved if the development team would leverage Grand Central Dispatch (GCD) or NSOperationQueues to move the computationally intensive operations off the main UI thread to background threads.
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