(Had to put in another entry with a positive amount to neutralize the should-be deleted entry).Quicken 2003 sucks. The bank says it's deleted, but Quicken's too stupid to figure it out. You can't void it, you can't zero it out. 2) If you try to cancel an online bill-pay, Quicken 2003 refuses to acknowledge that it was deleted. This means you have two entries, so you have to delete one of them. You can't manually match these mis-matched entries (not a feature in the Mac version). However, when you later download the completed transactions from the bank, they never match.all online payment transactions come back as 'WITHD'. When you set up a payment, a check number is assigned to the entry in the registry. It was much easier to use as a single-window interface.2003 has problems with online banking.1) We do online bill-pay. We went from Quicken 2002 on the PC, to Quicken 2003 when we Switched last month.2003's user interface is not as usable in our opinion, as they've cluttered up the desktop with all the little windows. I could do everything I'm doing now in Quicken 6 for PC, but that's not at option for me running OS X I'm afraid.laudunum We have enough accounts and enouch complexities that we simply had no other choice but Quicken.If something else really, really much better came along, I would consider it, but it'd have to prove it.That said, Quicken has gotten to be TOO MUCH. Knock on wood.My wife and I are both university professors. I'm not saying it's not I'm just saying I haven't seen it (yet). After that, it has given me no problems - and I too had read all the horror stories about how falkey it was. I've got Quicken 2003 on my machine - with the R3 patch applied - and it only flaked out once on me, when I first was trying to tell it that I wanted to use two different files: one for 2002 and one for 2003. I could find none that offered the ease of use of Quicken: by that I mean multiple accounts, easy entry, both great default categories as well as customizable ones, decent reporting, etc. Almost all of them are really nice checkbook register apps. I ran through the gamut of Quicken alternatives on VersionTracker.

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