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Quicken 2005 for Dummies
By: Stephen NelsoneBook Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
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The fun and easy way to get started with Quicken, the #1 personal financial software, with more than fifteen million users
* A bestseller year after year-now updated throughout for the latest release of Quicken
* Helps readers take control of their money by showing how to track their day-to-day finances, better manage their investments, and evaluate the tax implications of their financial decisions-all without hiring expensive professional financial consultants
* Expert advice shows how to manage bills, maximize investment performance, save money for college or retirement, bank online, maintain detailed financial records, and more
* Written by veteran For Dummies author Stephen L. Nelson, MBA, CPA and author of more than 100 books
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| Release Date: 09-07-2004 | |
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Quicken 2005 for Dummies
Chapter One
Setting Up Shop
In This Chapter
* Installing Quicken
* Touring Quicken
* Setting up your bank (or other) accounts if you're a first-time user
* Retrieving existing Quicken data files
If you've never used Quicken, begin here. This chapter tells you how to install Quicken (if you haven't already) and how to start the program for the first time. You also find out how you go about setting up Quicken accounts to track banking activities - specifically, the money that goes into and out of a checking or savings account.
If you've already begun to use Quicken, don't waste any time reading this chapter unless you want the review. You already know the stuff it covers.
By the way, if you have Windows, I assume that you know a little bit about it. No, you don't have to be some sort of expert. Shoot, you don't even have to be all that proficient. You do need to know how to start Windows applications (such as Quicken). It also helps immensely if you know how to choose commands from menus and how to enter stuff into windows and dialog boxes. If you don't know how to do these kinds of things, flip to Appendix A. It provides a quick-and-dirty overview of how you work in Windows. Read the stuff in the appendix, or at least skim it, and then come back to this chapter.
REMEMBER
When I say Windows, I mean a recent version of Windows - something Microsoft is either currently selling or has sold in the last few years. Quicken 2005 won't run on Windows 3.1, so if you want to run the latest version, I'm afraid it's time to upgrade.
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