Comments on: My switch from MS Money to Quicken (for Windows) http://tech.philipsellers.com/2010/01/05/my-switch-from-ms-money-to-quicken-for-windows/ Philip Sellers' random thoughts on technology Fri, 23 Jul 2010 14:14:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Don http://tech.philipsellers.com/2010/01/05/my-switch-from-ms-money-to-quicken-for-windows/comment-page-1/#comment-1021 Don Mon, 03 May 2010 22:23:01 +0000 http://tech.philipsellers.com/?p=671#comment-1021 Thanks for such a comprehensive post. I am a long time MS Money user. Usign MS 2005. I do not use the online banking features, as I do not want my account numbers and passwords all in one place on my PC. I want to get a Mac, but really do not want to use Quicken based on what I have heard. I have downloaded trial version of Moneydance, but it is not going realy well, and it seems like there is little support for this software. I really want something I can use on a Mac and on a PC, but i really do not want to run bootcamp (MS XP) on a new mac-- seems to defeat the purpose of going to a mac. I wish there was more information on iCash. If you have learned any more, I'd appreciate your thoughts. Thanks for such a comprehensive post. I am a long time MS Money user. Usign MS 2005. I do not use the online banking features, as I do not want my account numbers and passwords all in one place on my PC.

I want to get a Mac, but really do not want to use Quicken based on what I have heard. I have downloaded trial version of Moneydance, but it is not going realy well, and it seems like there is little support for this software.

I really want something I can use on a Mac and on a PC, but i really do not want to run bootcamp (MS XP) on a new mac– seems to defeat the purpose of going to a mac.

I wish there was more information on iCash.

If you have learned any more, I’d appreciate your thoughts.

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