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From: kapjim on 5 Feb 2010 09:17
Thanks for the reminder. Of course I planned to backup then delete
all my browser profiles in addition to financial files.

On Thu, 4 Feb 2010 16:18:47 -0600, "JCO" <someone(a)somewhere.com>
wrote:

>Get the conversion done, then remove the .qdf file from your system before
>sending it for repairs. The single .qdf file is the entire quicken
>database. Once you have it saved (on a CD), delete the information on the
>computer. Never send a computer for repairs with sensitive data, if
>possible.
>
><kapjim(a)example.com> wrote in message
>news:kd0fm5pskn1mtfj51mduc6vvnqnf5ki8aa(a)4ax.com...
>> Thanks. I'm not sure it will recognize my computer when I get it back
>> from HP (if I even get the same box back), but I guess that would only
>> be 2 installs. Q10 has a conversion utility from Money but to clarify
>> my original post, while the conversion is being done, Money - the
>> program and its data files have to be on the same machine.
>>
>> Jim
>>
>> On Mon, 1 Feb 2010 17:09:57 -0600, "R. C. White" <rc(a)grandecom.net>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>Hi, Jim.
>>>
>>>No, you can install Quicken 2010 as many times as you need to; no
>>>"activation" is involved.
>>>
>>>I've installed Quicken many times as I've beta-tested successive "builds"
>>>of
>>>Vista and Win7 - and successive year-versions of Quicken. No such
>>>problems.
>>>
>>>Also, if you check the Quicken Help file, under Appendixes | Software
>>>License Agreement, scroll down about half-way through and you'll see this
>>>paragraph:
>>>(i) Single User License. You may install and use a copy of the Software on
>>>up to three (3) computers used by a single household.
>>>
>>>I haven't found any restriction on how many times it can be (re-)installed
>>>on a single computer.
>>>
>>>I've never used Money so I have no idea how to switch from one to the
>>>other.
>>>
>>>RC
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