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Quicken - Problems and Answers....
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139 Actually, I'm looking for the proper way to record the vesting of options iEarly Out-5/28/1998
138 John, hope I've got the question right - but here's my work around for Pierre-5/28/1998
137 John, There is no good way. I use excel... SeanSean W. Smith-5/27/1998
136 Well, Rob, there's always Quicken99 to look forward to (I guess). CarlCarl Wysocki-5/19/1998
135 Carl, I do the same thing -- my account is called 'Trash.' Sigh. ThanRob LeVine-5/19/1998
134 Rob, while I haven't had your specific problem for 401k's, I have had tCarl Wysocki-5/19/1998
133 Unfortunately that's part of the problem. I'm not doing either a Buy oRob LeVine-5/18/1998
132 Rob, if I read your question right, you need to do a buy rather than a buyx to Carl Wysocki-5/17/1998
131 OK, next question. I'm getting a little tired of some of Quicken's lacRob LeVine-5/17/1998
130 I use Quicken 98 to handle margin accounts, and it does just fine. As an exampTodd N-5/6/1998
129 margin accounting Does anyone know if this is possible with Quicken 98? The iRooster Cogburn-5/4/1998
128 I'm using Quicken 6.0. There does not appear to be a way to record vestingEarly Out-5/4/1998
127 Thanks Hal for your efforts. I just sent off a letter to Intuit with the requeRob LeVine-5/1/1998
126 Rob, This could be done in the previous version, but I can't figure out in Harold Lanier-4/30/1998
125 Actually Quicken 98 for Windows allows online account access with investment fiMichael Gruber-4/30/1998
124 Do you mean memorized or scheduled? If you memorize a BuyX investment transactSpots-4/30/1998
123 Hi Pierre, I use Q98 and connect to my brokerage house online for updates. ThTerrapin-4/26/1998
122 why if i set up a memorized transaction to transfer money from checking to brokposthumousone-4/26/1998
121 can i memorize transactions within an investment account.....for instance the mposthumousone-4/26/1998
120 Rob, I was just walking to the place to edit asset classes. But you're rigDan O.-4/25/1998
119 General question re: '98: Why should a person upgrade from previous versioPierre-4/25/1998
118 It's me again with another question about catagories in case somebody new tTerrapin-4/25/1998
117 Dan, I gotta admit I don't understand the first part of your suggestion. IRob LeVine-4/25/1998
116 Go list, investment security, edit, asset class menu. This may help. And no yDan O.-4/25/1998
115 All, I forgot to mention that I'm using Quicken '98. - RobRob LeVine-4/25/1998
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