I have Quicken 5 Deluxe for Windows 95.  Can anyone tell me what the
latest version of Quicken is for Windows 95?  The next question is can
I get there from version 5 or do I have to get interim versions?
What's the advantages of upgrading?
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 249 QUICKEN       Ref: DGGQ2797 Date: 12/12/96
From: STEVE SHATTUCK                                        Time: 09:46pm
\/To: CHUCK HOELTJE                                       (Read 7 times)
Subj: R: Quicken

When George enlightened CHUCK HOELTJE about Quicken

CH>I have Quicken 5 Deluxe for Windows 95.

There is no such thing.  Quicken 5 is a 16-bit program that just happens 
to run under Windows 95 without problem.

CH>the latest version of Quicken is for Windows 95?

Quicken 6.0/

CH>Can I get there from version 5 or do I have to get
CH>interim versions? What's the advantages of upgrading?

Very easily.  All data is converted (in fact I upgraded from 3.0).  The 
advantages of upgrading are:

     32-bit program
     Improved performance
     Better Internet support
     Improved GUI 
     True multitasking under Windows 95 (NOTE: 6.0 also comes in a 16-
       bit version with fewer features.)

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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 249 QUICKEN       Ref: DGF00000 Date: 12/10/96
From: WAYNE HOWARD                                          Time: 12:12pm
\/To: GEORGE MALMOS                                       (Read 7 times)
Subj: Quicken 6-32bit?

On 12/10/96 GEORGE MALMOS wrote to ALL about Quicken 6-32bit? ...
GM>According to intuit, Quicken 6 is shipped both 16 bit & 32 bit and your
GM>computer selects the appropriate version for you.
GM>How can I determine which version I'm running on my 486 with Win95 as my
GM>operating system?
GM>On the CD Rom version, I understand that "designed for Windows95"
GM>displays in the lower right corner when the help menu-about quicken is
GM>selected and the 32 bit version is installed..
GM>I installed from 3.5 floppies and get no such notation.  :-(
GM>Does anyone know how I can determine which version I am running?
Select help about while holding down shift.  In addition to stating
which release you have, it tells you what DLLs are installed.  If you
are running the 32 bit version, several have the number 32 in their
names.  This info. comes from an Intuit representative who posted a
similar reply on Compuserve.
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