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So mindlessly I upgraded to OSX Lion...and tragically discovered all my business and personal finance data unreadable now that Quicken '07 is not supported. Any suggestions?
Restore the bootable backup/clone or TM machine backup of your previous SL installation and you can continue to use Q '07. That's what I'm doing, since Lion isn't capable of running PPC apps and what it can do is useless w/o any mobile iOS or WiFi things.
Daniel Helou wrote:
So mindlessly I upgraded to OSX Lion...and tragically discovered all my business and personal finance data unreadable now that Quicken '07 is not supported. Any suggestions?
iBank software is one package that can convert Quicken files. You can order it from the App Store BUT I suggest that you buy directly from the publisher (IGG Software) because they offer a 30-day trial version PLUS they have a 90-day refund policy.
The one caution is that I've yet to find ANY financial conversion that's error-free. Since you're unable to open Quicken for accuracy checks, you'll need to rely on your memory and/or tolerate occasional historical errors.
any way to salvage quicken 2007 files?
