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On Mon, 22 Jan 2001 21:03:41 -0600, "Mark Grantom"
<attorney@firstnethou.com> wrote:

>I've been using Quicken in my law practice for about 10 years.  I'd really
>like to switch over to Quickbooks only because it could interface with
>Timeslips ver 10 and then I'd eliminate a bunch of double entries (recording
>deposits mostly) and it would show my A/R.  I've twice bought Quickbooks
>(latest version is Quickbooks 2000) but I've not been able to figure out the
>link to Timeslips.  Can someone who has done this please tell me whether it
>is worth the trouble.  It seems to be a multiple step process.  Any help
>would be greatly appreciated.
>
>mgrantom@swbell.net

I very strongly recommend QB over Quicken unless you need to price
stocks, plan retirement or use some other Quicken function. As to
the Timeslips link, we used QB2 through 2001 and Timeslips 2 through 
10. Every now and then we test the link and decide it is useless.  
That is because all Timeslips receipts show up as one deposit in QB,
unless you run the link every day you make a deposit.

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