The transactions and the displayed columns differ, of course. But all other account types look roughly the same. But it’s actually very useful to predict your spending, although I’ve never been able to get it right.Ī typical view for any account register. It shows your past financial history as well as forecasting your future financial state. It shows how much you spend on each category (for lack of better description, heheh…) 😉 Rumor is that Quicken 2007 has even much better home page. Note that this homepage is highly customizable. Especially the charts, which seems to get no improvement whatsoever. The conversion process for the Money 2004 data file was fast, only about 1 minute. Definitely much better interface than Money 2004, and it’s not slow as I had imagined. I just hope Microsoft won’t hide the installation messages on the next version of Visual Studio or SQL Server setup, or we’ll get very frustrated, hahaha… 😉 It seems that Microsoft actually expects Money 2007 installation to be superfast, and this is completely true. True, none of the “Copying files to…” or “Preparing installation script…” messages. There was no message whatsoever while installing, weird. Installation was… very quick, despite my Windows XP Professional SP2 system was running under VMware. This is because the financial software I was currently using was Microsoft Money 2004 Deluxe, I guess an upgrade after 3 years will be great. After much desperation and frustration (for some undisclosed reason), finally I got hold of Microsoft Money 2007, Home & Business Edition.

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