1. The quicken data files are usually in My Documents\Quicken. They'll have names like Qdata.qdf, qdata.qel, qdata.idx etc. If you have multiple accounts, you may have something like stocks.qdf etc also. You can search for files using windows explorer. 2. I think you can only have one version on the computer at a time. If you want to revert to the old one, you can either create a system backup before installing or reinstall the old version and restore your data files. 3. The file format probably changed. Quicken does the conversion during installation. 4. Here is a page that lists a number of financial programs, some of which are free. I'm not sure which ones support Turbo tax. 5. If the file format changes, it changes for all transactions, not just checking. 6. I'd go with the latest release.

In talking to a young couple regarding how to develop a good money management system, I suggested that a good way to start is to keep track of every expenditure, to assist in evaluation. I suggested that they set up a page, probably in a loose-leaf binder, to deal with their cash operation, with date, description, and three (possibly 4) columns, with one for individual expenses, (possibly a second to add several expenditures). One column for cash income as withdrawn from bank account, or other source, etc., and a column at the right for keeping track of balance. It's important to check amount in wallet against recorded balance on hand frequently at the start, as often there appears to be more cash reported in record book than wallet ... as one (or more) expenditures had not been entered. I was informed that they didn't do much cash business, but dealt extensively with debit card. I was going to suggest later that they set up several columns to the right, to break out the expenditures into the various types, with a column for each. How to deal with the debit card transactions? I thought that it might be wise to enter each transaction, either as it happens (which I thought preferable), or as they get their monthly report from the bank relating to date and description, but not into the cash columns, as it was directly paid from the bank. To record each transaction only in the columns related to category. But - many pay bills also by cheque and by credit card. The reason for the cash columns is to ensure that every transaction is accounted for, but this is not an issue with the debit card transactions, for they show up totally in the bank report. Then when the bank report comes in, ensure that each transaction that you made is entered, and checked with the bank report, entering any that hadn't been earlier. That way, each of those two types of expenditure shows on the detailed page. I suggested that they keep a report of their bank account transactions on the back of last month's record, on the page to the left. The cheque register would show the various expenditures during the month on the full financial report of expenditures and would be entered either as they were written, or, I thought preferably, after the cash transactions for the month (possibly including the debit card activities, as well), had been finished. Then, one gets a report from one's credit card transactions and each transaction would be entered in the various relevant categories. As many report that Quicken is easy to use, and quite comprehensive, I'm quite sure that it'll have an easy way to deal with the debit card transactions. ole joyful

Premiere is Kraftmaid but they are not going to tell you (I tried for stain). What you can do is see if you HD has a sample door and take that to the paint section and see if they can do a color match.

Let's back up and define if we are discussing Direct Connect, which is what Quicken uses to log on to financial institutions and download transactions. Direct Connect in Quicken 2012 stopped working on 4/30/2015. This change was done by Intuit, who makes Quicken, so there is no way it works after that date. I assume Quicken 2013 will stop working on 4/30/2016, Quicken 2014 on 4/30/2017, etc. Intuit's Official Statement: As per your EULA, all online services for Q 2012 products ended on April 30, 2015. You must use a newer version of Quicken to continue to avail yourself of these services. They refer to "all online services", meaning where Quicken goes online and retrieves transactions or other information. I recall having to upgrade Quicken 2012 because Direct Connect timed out in the previous version but I'm not 100% sure of that. Everyone I know that used Direct Connect in Quicken 2012 saw repeated warnings. If you didn't, I'm guessing you might be exporting a file from your institution and manually importing that one file for that one institution into Quicken. That is a completely different part of the program and probably still works. If that doesn't then there could be a problem with the file. I'm completely unfamiliar with that part of the program. This is SOP for Intuit, selling a programs for an extremely low price, and then having the upgrade be very close to the price of the product outright. Many of the Quickbooks products time out much faster. I think Quickbooks with Payroll forces you to buy a new one each year. PS: As I reread my first answer, I realize is seemed harsh, which I didn't intend. I'm sorry if it offended anyone.