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minor problem #1 with Q10

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Hank Arnold

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Jan 1, 2010, 11:34:43 AM1/1/10
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I've installed Q10 over Q09. Install actually went very well. I do,
though have two issues that I hope others have seen a work around for.
Here is issue #1:

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Whenever I did a backup (just about every time I exited the app), I
would save it in a folder E:\Finance\Backups\Quicken2009\ddmmmyy
(day/month/year). The application itself is in C:\Program
Files\Quicken\. When I initiated a backup, it would show my last backup
location and I could modify it to be the new location with a couple of
keystrokes. It would prompt me that it didn't exist and let me create it.

Now, with Q10, it displays the last backup location, but won't let it
modify it. If I select "Browse, it insists on going to the active
database location. I have to drill down to the right folder and create a
new folder. Then it backs up to where I want.

Anyone figured out how to modify this? Even if it was just to go to the
location of the last backup when I browse, it would be much better..

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Regards,
Hank Arnold
Microsoft MVP
Windows Server - Directory Services
http://mypcassistant.blogspot.com/

Hank Arnold

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Jan 1, 2010, 11:47:20 AM1/1/10
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Looks like I've resolved this issue. By going into
Edit/Preferences/Quicken preferences/Setup/Backup. I set the "Manual
Backup Reminder" to "remind me after running Quicken" to "1".

Actually, a nice feature... I had turned it off (set at 0) to stop it
reminding me every 5 times I exited Q.

Hope this helps others....

B

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Jan 1, 2010, 6:07:42 PM1/1/10
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Based on the changes to backup in Q2010 you might find you approach no
longer necessary. In the past backup created a series of files and it
made sense to use create a folder named for the date. But the new
Quicken creates a single file each time you create a backup and it can
automatically include the date in the name of the backup file.
Essentially giving you the same thing you were doing in the past, but
doing it for you automatically.

Bernie

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