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Installing and Updating (Windows)
Is it possible to uninstall an update in Windows 10?
WallyNessa
I just installed the latest (R27.24) and my large fonts no longer are large, and I've lost my keyboard shortcuts in register. I now have to move my mouse to save instead of ctrl-a or alt-a (forget which).
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splasher
Download / save / run the patch release that you want from this link:
Quicken Patches
Be sure that your Windows UAC is set high enough so that you decide if/when future updates are applied.
You should NOT have to un-install/install.
studpup
Or just click View / Use Large Fonts, then click Edit / Preferences / Setup, and choose Keyboard Mappings - "Use Quicken standard".then click ok.
Sherlock
Instead of
Alt + A,
I suggest you use
Ctrl + Enter
.
For those wedded to
Alt + A
, consider using an
AutoHotkey
script to map the
Alt + A
to
Ctrl + Enter
:
#ifWinActive ahk_exe qw.exe !A:: ; save Send, ^{Enter} return #ifWinActive
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splasher
Download / save / run the patch release that you want from this link:
Quicken Patches
Be sure that your Windows UAC is set high enough so that you decide if/when future updates are applied.
You should NOT have to un-install/install.
studpup
Or just click View / Use Large Fonts, then click Edit / Preferences / Setup, and choose Keyboard Mappings - "Use Quicken standard".then click ok.
splasher
BTW, I always download and save the releases as they are made from this link:
latest patch
so that I have them directly from Quicken.com and don't have to rely on the kindness of QPW. You don't have to keep all of them, just the last one that you are happy with.
Sherlock
Instead of
Alt + A,
I suggest you use
Ctrl + Enter
.
For those wedded to
Alt + A
, consider using an
AutoHotkey
script to map the
Alt + A
to
Ctrl + Enter
:
#ifWinActive ahk_exe qw.exe !A:: ; save Send, ^{Enter} return #ifWinActive
WallyNessa
Thanks - all useful suggestions :)
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