I recently purchased Quicken 98 for Home & Business and it had no problem accepting the year '01. I did run (in DOS) a Y2K program and it said my system would not handle it. There is a difference between the system and program time keeping. Somehow, somewhere . . . in there. I have to look into this. Jon Page At 04:16 PM 6/18/98, you wrote: > >>> >>> >It's my understanding that the latest versions of Quicken, at least 7.0, >>> >take care of that problem. This does not include Version 4.0 which I >>> >currently use which, of course, means that I too will have to update. >>Drat!... >>> >Gina Carter, Charlotte NC > > >Hi, Gina > >Keith said to try an entry in Quicken for the year 2000 just to see what >happened. I wrote 1/1/00, and tried to move to the next field, and it told >me to enter a valid date. (drat) > >But then, I wrote 12/31/99 and entered that (no problem.) And I pressed the >plus sign, to advance the date one day, and it wrote 1/1'0, and carried on >quite happily. So maybe it won't turn into a pumpkin after all. > >This is Version 4, for Windows. Try it, Gina, see if it works on yours. > >Susan >Susan Kline >P.O. Box 1651 >Philomath, OR 97370 >skline@proaxis.com > >"The closest you will ever come in this life to an orderly universe is a >good library." > -- Ashleigh Brilliant > >
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