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by **Chris Cowle** » Wed, 19 Dec 2001 22:11:12

The simple answer is no.

The only reason Quicken can do it is that Intuit bought Parsons' Technology
(when Bob Parsons first sold out) and the PT staff wrote that utility to
help convert MC users to Quicken. There was no further development of MC
after the sale to Intuit.
--
Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL

Quote:> My question is will Microsoft Money directly import and convert Parsons
MoneyCounts
> files?

by **fran** » Sun, 23 Dec 2001 04:15:16

Chris - thanks for your reply. Somehow I wish I could
easily convert to something that is current and supported.
May have to just start over one of these years with most
likely MS Money. Thanks again. Have a pleasant holiday.
Frank

>-----Original Message-----
>The simple answer is no.

>The only reason Quicken can do it is that Intuit bought
Parsons' Technology
>(when Bob Parsons first sold out) and the PT staff wrote
that utility to
>help convert MC users to Quicken. There was no further
development of MC
>after the sale to Intuit.
>--
>Chris Cowles
>Gainesville, FL

>> My question is will Microsoft Money directly import and
convert Parsons
>MoneyCounts
>> files?

>.

by **Joe Norto** » Mon, 24 Dec 2001 01:56:37

You can convert to Quicken and then convert to Money (Assuming that
Parsons-to-Quicken really works ok).

Also -- check that Money supports conversion from your version of Quicken
(only a question for the latest Quicken version).

--

Joe Norton
Ringwood, NJ

Quote:> first posted by me on Dec 9th 9:26AM. I was interested in
> converting my Parsons MoneyCounts 10 years of data to
> Quicken only to be disappointed with Quicken's level of
> support. I am most impressed and pleased with Microsoft's
> help/community forum and inasmuch as I paid less than $5.00
> for Quicken I will not hestitate to uninstall Quicken and
> purchase Microsoft Money. My question is will Microsoft
> Money directly import and convert Parsons MoneyCounts
> files? I want to thank both Ken London and Chris Cowles
> for your replies to my first post.

by **Chris Cowle** » Mon, 24 Dec 2001 08:49:18

As Joe said, you can convert MC->Quicken-> Money. The Quicken add-in to
convert MC works well, but I don't know if it works in recent versions of
Quicken. It shouldn't be too hard to borrow an old version from somebody.
After you have it converted in Quicken to your satisfaction, Money will
import the Quicken files directly, I believe. If not, you definitely can
export Quicken to QIF and then import that to Money.
--
Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL

> Chris - thanks for your reply. Somehow I wish I could
> easily convert to something that is current and supported.
> May have to just start over one of these years with most
> likely MS Money. Thanks again. Have a pleasant holiday.
> Frank
> >-----Original Message-----
> >The simple answer is no.

> >The only reason Quicken can do it is that Intuit bought
> Parsons' Technology
> >(when Bob Parsons first sold out) and the PT staff wrote
> that utility to
> >help convert MC users to Quicken. There was no further
> development of MC
> >after the sale to Intuit.
> >--
> >Chris Cowles
> >Gainesville, FL

> >> My question is will Microsoft Money directly import and
> convert Parsons
> >MoneyCounts
> >> files?

> >.

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Clarification MoneyCounts ->Quicken or MS Money

Clarification MoneyCounts ->Quicken or MS Money

Clarification MoneyCounts ->Quicken or MS Money

Clarification MoneyCounts ->Quicken or MS Money

Clarification MoneyCounts ->Quicken or MS Money