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To: tom pope who wrote (511)	12/25/1997 4:28:00 PM
From: Kal	Respond to of 1600

I'd forget about money. stick with quicken. I stay away from ms products as much as possible for that reason.

To: tom pope who wrote (511)	12/26/1997 11:32:00 AM
From: Robert Winchell	Respond to of 1600

Re: Money MS Money was released before Quicken98 was release, so I don't know how Money could be compatible, since Intuit changed the file format and it is a closed format (they don't publish it). There is a newsgroup devoted to Money on Microsoft's news server(msnews.microsoft.com). This is probably the best place to look. I'd stick with Quicken anyway, unless you have a bank that only supports MS Money. Lerach has based class action suits on less than this. They must lose a lot.