-=> Quoting Ed Haynes to Don Bueltmann on 01 Sep 95  19:22:00 <=-
 EH> A cheerful DON told ALL on 08-28-95 23:58 
 
 DB>Is anybody there? I have been waiting to get back to receiving the Quic
 DB>conference and I find no activity here. Doesn't anybody have anything t
 DB>about.
 EH> Things do seem to be a little slow right now.  Does anybody know if
 EH> Quicken  will be introducing a Win95 version soon?  I noticed that MS
 EH> Money Counts  is pushing their 32bit program (giving it away free). 
 EH> But Quicken has  spoiled me so I'll still be hanging around here.
 EH> Also, has anybody ran into any problems using Win95 with Quicken4 CD?
Me too. Lots of people get it, and when I had a question I usually got
an answer. Quicken/Quickbooks must be so good you don't need much help!
No problems with Q4, but may be with the CD Driver...
Rich A.
... Born *again*?  Pardon me for getting it right the FIRST time!
--- Blue Wave/Max v2.12
-> A while back there was a discussion on check book reconciliation
-> problems.
->
-> Quicken Deluxe Windows v4.0
-> Everything was fine and out of no where there's a $700 dollar
-> "error".
-> Any and all help appreciated.
Well, David, I wasn't reading this echo "a while back" so I don't know
what the earlier discussion covered.  You also haven't given any
specifics as to your problem, so the best I can offer is a few general
tips about reconciling your checkbook.
If Quicken is telling you your register balance doesn't match what is on
the bank statement, there are generally two possible reasons:
1.  There are transactions (checks, deposits, service charges, etc.) on
the bank statement that you haven't entered into your register yet.
2.  You incorrectly entered the amount of one or more transactions into
your register (or, much less likely but still possible, the bank
recorded the amount of some transaction incorrectly in *its* system).
Correcting either of these mistakes basically requires a line-by-line
double check of your bank statement.  Check each line on the statement,
find the corresponding entry in your Quicken register, and check it off
on the statement.  If there is a discrepancy, edit your register.
If these steps don't fix the problem, you'll need to provide additional
detail to get any useful help.
Good luck.
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