The inability to purchase Quicken 2007 for Mac may be due to the fact that Intuit just sold its Quicken division to H.I.G. Amazon kindle for mac download. Luckily I purchased a few extra copies of Quicken 2007 for Mac for $15, just in case of this eventuality.

It’s that time of year – nearly spring, when a young man’s fancy turns to love, couples think about Valentine’s Day, and wage-earners think about.filing taxes. And as their special Valentines to you, Intuit, the makers of Quicken, would like to give you a sunset.but no, not a beautiful, picturesque sunset upon which to gaze with your intended, oh no. It’s their dreaded “sunset policy”, which, just as you are thinking about getting your financials together and updating last year’s information in Quicken, nips you in the bud and says “upgrade or lose it, buddy”. Yep, it’s Intuit’s policy to expire certain components of Quicken every year, and this year owners of Quicken versions 2001 and 2002 got the happy news: effective April 19th users of Quicken 2001 and Quicken 2002 will no longer be able to access financial and bank data online, make online payments, or get technical support. This means that users are faced with two choices: start entering everything by hand, being no longer able to pull data from online, or upgrade. Or, wait, oh yes.there is a third choice: vote with your feet and use another financial accounting program.

I have Quicken 2013 HAB. It seems that the users above have versions before 2010. I had upgraded to 2013 from 2011. It was a royal PITA.

Balances for accounts that were zero suddenly had crazy negative balances (the cash accounts for investments accounts). If I remember correctly I had to use Quicken’s repair tool a few times. Until today 4/22/16 I never saw a message about discontinuation of on-line services to my financial institutions. I just got the annoying message about upgrading to Quicken 2016. But why if Quicken plans to dump the product anyway? Over the years I have witnessed a steady degradation in the quality of the software support (if you want to “stretch” that meaning ever so slightly). If someone has contacted a lawyer (most likely one whose specialty is contracts?), what are the next steps?

I don’t want to piss on your parade but I’ve just installed my old and faithful Quicken Deluxe 2001 under Windows 8 32-bit. How did I do it? I just stuck the Quicken installation CD in the DVD drive and Windows 8 did the rest (Microsoft announced some time ago when building Windows 8 that the 16-bit subsystem would be included).

Anyhow it all worked just fine, copied my data across and all the numbers look the same. Incidentally on the Intuit website they advise upgrading through Quicken 2004 to get to Quicken 2013 (as if anyone would want to!). The interesting thing is that to chieve this they provide a free unlocked Quicken 2004 for download.

Did Intuit ever mention that their software would only work for 3+- years at the time of purchase before “selected” functions would begin “disabling”? This seems to be a very good method for the purpose of forcing upgrades to new software at a much higher cost. Critical financial software that lasts n-years, before a forced upgrade, could be quite lucrative because people will just pay.

Thank goodness my old Toyota truck still runs and doesn’t just stop working on the old super-highway sometime on April 30th. I have been using Quicken XG 2005 on Windows 98 and Windows XP since it came out.

As of Oct 2008, the Web Connect feature has been discontinued! The only two formats that can be imported into Quicken 2005 are either QFX or QIF, but since the Web Connect feature is discontinued, it will not even allow you to manually import a QFX file. The three different banks that I deal with only offer QFX format for downloading. So my options are (1) Manually enter transactions, or (2) Upgrade to a newer version of Quicken, or (3) Write a program that converts my QFX file to a QIF file so I can impirt it. I chose option 3 Try this link to download it (scroll down to reply #14): It was written in FreeBasic and I compiled it for Windows XP. I have no idea if it will work on any other OS or not!

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It’s very small, only 186 KB. I found some information for converting from QFX to QIF for Linux.

It uses the mawk utility. I found a version of mawk that runs in a DOS Window. I have created a ZIP that contains all of the required files and some documentation.

Save the download data from sites that support automatic downloads into a QFX file format. Some sites will prompt you for the file to save the transaction data to (e.g. PC Financial), while others (e.g. Mosaik MasterCard) will try to link directly to your Quicken software. If they try to link directly, you can usually right-mouse click on the download link and select “Save Target As”. Here is the link to. I have a workaround that lets me keep using Quicken 2002 and it works with the four banks I download transactions from!