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How to display multiple accounts on one screen

Tony Ferraro

I've used Quicken for many years. In a previous version, I was able to open several accounts and display them simultaneously on my screen. I found it a wonderful planning tool, being able to see what an action with one bank account did to another account. But, when I transitioned from Quicken 17 to the subscription service, I apparently lost that capability. Whenever I open a second account, the first account closes. Is there a way to display multiple accounts on one screen with the subscription service?

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Boatnmaniac

Yes, you can. Go to Edit > Preferences > Registers > check the box for Use pop-up Registers.

Rocket J Squirrel

Edit > Preferences > Setup

Uncheck "Automatically minimize pop-up windows"

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Boatnmaniac

Yes, you can. Go to Edit > Preferences > Registers > check the box for Use pop-up Registers.

Tony Ferraro

I must have done something truly weird... the box is already checked. But I can have only one account register open at a time.

Boatnmaniac

When I click on my accounts the popups open one on top of the other so it looks like there is only one popup. But if I change the size of the top popup or click and drag it to the side I can then see the one beneath it. Have you tried that?

If that doesn't work, have you tried to close Quicken and reopen it to see if that fixes it?

Rocket J Squirrel

Edit > Preferences > Setup

Uncheck "Automatically minimize pop-up windows"

Tony Ferraro

Thank you! this worked. You, sir, are a genius!