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From: bruce@chumley.UUCP (Bruce L. Stewart)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.apps
Subject: Re: Quicken V4.0 - worth upgrading from V3.0?
Message-ID: <37@chumley.UUCP>
Date: 8 Feb 91 22:28:22 GMT
References: <2746@meaddata.meaddata.com> <6223@borabora.omni.com>
Reply-To: bruce@chumley.UUCP (Bruce L. Stewart)
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In article <6223@borabora.omni.com> bob@omni.com (Bob Weissman) writes:
>In article <2746@meaddata.meaddata.com> nxh@meaddata.com (Nobuya "Higgy" Higashiyama) writes:

NH>> [ ... request for upgrade experiences deleted ... ]

BW>Quicken 4.0 will be useful to you if you have investments, such as
BW>stocks and bonds, which don't maintain a constant share value (as do
BW>some money market funds).

Absolutely.  The ability to track investments (multiple accounts), share
prices, portfolio performance, etc. is excellent -- and well worth the
price of the upgrade.  I've used Quicken since version 2.0 to run my
personal and business finances, and it just keeps getting better!

[ ... other text deleted ... ]

BW>One unreleated feature that I like is the ability to memorize reports.
BW>I.e., you set up a report template ONCE, including customization and
BW>filtering, then save it as a named, memorized report.  You can then run
BW>the same report later without having to regenerate the template.

Right again.  Memorized reports was a long-overdue feature.  In a nutshell:
Upgrade.  You can't go wrong with 4.0.

>[Disclaimer: I don't work for Intuit, but my wife does.]

I don't work for Intuit, either ... and I'm not married 8-).

-bruce stewart

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