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lsandersonSeveral years ago, Quicken chopped off the usability of the QIF file format for importing data from accounts to gin up their new interface process, which, if I understand correctly, was more expensive for banks to impliment (or so claims my credit union). In the interim, I switched to the Evile Empire's Money, until the Evile Empire dumped the product line. Today, I figured out I could import QIF files into cash accounts and then move the transactions to other accounts. D'oh.
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Date: 2010-10-24 04:00 pm (UTC)(Granted, being single and only having one source of debt makes my calculations extremely simple.)
Paper?
Date: 2010-10-24 04:11 pm (UTC)Re: Paper?
Date: 2010-10-24 05:00 pm (UTC)You see, first you take a tree, then you grind it up and mix it with water. As it dries, you smush it all out so it forms a solid thin flexible material. Then you add ink to the material, cut it into pieces and take it to the store to exchange it for paper!
Re: Paper?
Date: 2010-10-24 05:21 pm (UTC)