Oh yea, and here are most of my jars after processing. You guys got me so excited about canning, I bought a new to me, Ebay old 21 Qt Presto canner this week-end and the conversion outlet to use the new style weight set. Com'on Summer and lot's of new tomatos. Keep canning!

See link, Then Google "Quicken data from PC to Mac" Here is a link that might be useful: support/quicken

there is this awesome little device called the tornado which makes doing that job very easy, you plug into each pc usb port and a split screen comes up for you to just move stuff from which ever one you want to move from or to. I did read it works with 98 with the install of it's driver, it works with out special drivers on all other windows systems. The Tornado Look around for better prices and reviews etc. I know I just saw one this week on a hot prices list for cheaper it may have been at ecost.com. The Tornado File Transfer Micro-Computer W/ FREE PC Eraser - 094922753861 that is it for $15 it looks like. it does say there it is 98 se compatible so you might check their website for info.

Thanks Owbist. That is probably the way to go. Da, I don't consider these machines junk as they run like the first day I got them. They didn't get heavy use, were office computers which were used mainly for patient information and some medical software. They ran 4 days a week for only a few hours. No real heavy use. They also have the largest drives I could get 7 years ago and were top of the line Dell business machines. Two desktops and one laptop. All XP. In Florida, there are so many requests for old, working computers which are used in various places for Seniors, homeless, shelters. Florida is not great about building homeless shelters. Places like Goodwill and Salvation Army provide space for people to use their address to receive and apply for help through computers offered. Sad part that many live in their cars or sleep in parks and can't apply for benefits or help without an address. You can't send out resumes without an address. I know people who volunteer at these day shelters and there is such a need for computers. They also use them for training and will take non-working computers. But the large need is for working computers which can get online and provide people with connections. I think its a good cause. The Salvation Army silently provides so many services for the destitute and I think anyone considering donating should consider the Salvation Army. Jane