ME RIP

[Guest stat monkey]

Quicken, TaxCut, TurboTax, McAfee renewals are no longer supporting ME

as of later this year.

 

I am migrating to stay with Qucken and TaxCut.

 

But I wonder what the alternatives are?

 

Avast has a free virus scan that still runs on ME

[Guest Heirloom]

Re: ME RIP

 

The only alternatives would be to take your finances and tax stuff to an

accountant or do them manually yourself....I know, not a viable

alternative!!

 

The only viable alternatives would be for your migration to XP, Vista or

some other OS.

Heirloom, old and XP was mine

 

"stat monkey" <tadamsmar@yahoo.com> wrote in message

news:10dc679d-8f94-4316-8125-d453e49b59d5@v67g2000hse.googlegroups.com...

> Quicken, TaxCut, TurboTax, McAfee renewals are no longer supporting ME

> as of later this year.

>

> I am migrating to stay with Qucken and TaxCut.

>

> But I wonder what the alternatives are?

>

> Avast has a free virus scan that still runs on ME

[Guest MrTom]

Re: ME RIP

 

Try Taxact (http://www.taxact.com) for a Windows ME tax program. They

have a free bare bones Federal version so you could give it a try to see

if it acceptable to you. If you want more features or a state version

you will have to pay a bit. Unfortunately, Taxact cannot import data

from either Taxcut or Turbotax.

 

In recent years I have been using Taxcut, but this year I will probably

give Taxact a try and wait another year to get a new computer with an

up-to-date operating system.

 

Tom

 

Heirloom wrote:

> The only alternatives would be to take your finances and tax stuff to an

> accountant or do them manually yourself....I know, not a viable

> alternative!!

>

> The only viable alternatives would be for your migration to XP, Vista or

> some other OS.

> Heirloom, old and XP was mine

>

> "stat monkey" <tadamsmar@yahoo.com> wrote in message

> news:10dc679d-8f94-4316-8125-d453e49b59d5@v67g2000hse.googlegroups.com...

>> Quicken, TaxCut, TurboTax, McAfee renewals are no longer supporting ME

>> as of later this year.

>>

>> I am migrating to stay with Qucken and TaxCut.

>>

>> But I wonder what the alternatives are?

>>

>> Avast has a free virus scan that still runs on ME

>

>

[Guest O.J. Newman]

Re: ME RIP

 

Hello:

 

I see that TaxAct has already been mentioned as a Win ME compatible tax

program.

 

Take a look at the shareware AceMoney (

http://www.mechcad.net/products/acemoney/ ) for a financial program that

still supports win 9x/ME.

 

Cheers,

O.J.

 

"MrTom" <NotMyAddress@invalid.net> wrote in message

news:28Sdnc-U7oYWJTbanZ2dnUVZ_rOqnZ2d@comcast.com...

> Try Taxact (http://www.taxact.com) for a Windows ME tax program. They

> have a free bare bones Federal version so you could give it a try to see

> if it acceptable to you. If you want more features or a state version you

> will have to pay a bit. Unfortunately, Taxact cannot import data from

> either Taxcut or Turbotax.

>

> In recent years I have been using Taxcut, but this year I will probably

> give Taxact a try and wait another year to get a new computer with an

> up-to-date operating system.

>

> Tom

>

> Heirloom wrote:

>> The only alternatives would be to take your finances and tax stuff to an

>> accountant or do them manually yourself....I know, not a viable

>> alternative!!

>>

>> The only viable alternatives would be for your migration to XP, Vista or

>> some other OS.

>> Heirloom, old and XP was mine

>>

>> "stat monkey" <tadamsmar@yahoo.com> wrote in message

>> news:10dc679d-8f94-4316-8125-d453e49b59d5@v67g2000hse.googlegroups.com...

>>> Quicken, TaxCut, TurboTax, McAfee renewals are no longer supporting ME

>>> as of later this year.

>>>

>>> I am migrating to stay with Qucken and TaxCut.

>>>

>>> But I wonder what the alternatives are?

>>>

>>> Avast has a free virus scan that still runs on ME

>>

[Guest stat monkey]

Re: ME RIP

 

On Feb 8, 5:02 am, "O.J. Newman" <o...@zoominternet.net> wrote:

> Hello:

>

> I see that TaxAct has already been mentioned as a Win ME compatible tax

> program.

>

> Take a look at the shareware AceMoney (http://www.mechcad.net/products/acemoney/) for a financial program that

> still supports win 9x/ME.

>

> Cheers,

> O.J.

>

> "MrTom" <NotMyAddr...@invalid.net> wrote in message

>

> news:28Sdnc-U7oYWJTbanZ2dnUVZ_rOqnZ2d@comcast.com...

>

>

>

> > Try Taxact  (http://www.taxact.com) for a Windows ME tax program.  They

> > have a free bare bones Federal version so you could give it a try to see

> > if it acceptable to you.  If you want more features or a state version you

> > will have to pay a bit.  Unfortunately, Taxact cannot import data from

> > either Taxcut or Turbotax.

>

> > In recent years I have been using Taxcut, but this year I will probably

> > give Taxact a try and wait another year to get a new computer with an

> > up-to-date operating system.

>

> >    Tom

>

> > Heirloom wrote:

> >> The only alternatives would be to take your finances and tax stuff to an

> >> accountant or do them manually yourself....I know, not a viable

> >> alternative!!

>

> >> The only viable alternatives would be for your migration to XP, Vista or

> >> some other OS.

> >>                     Heirloom, old and XP was mine

>

> >> "stat monkey" <tadams...@yahoo.com> wrote in message

> >>news:10dc679d-8f94-4316-8125-d453e49b59d5@v67g2000hse.googlegroups.com....

> >>> Quicken, TaxCut, TurboTax, McAfee renewals are no longer supporting ME

> >>> as of later this year.

>

> >>> I am migrating to stay with Qucken and TaxCut.

>

> >>> But I wonder what the alternatives are?

>

> >>> Avast has a free virus scan that still runs on ME- Hide quoted text -

>

> - Show quoted text -

 

I bought a COMPAQ Deskpro EN SFF with win 2k for $100 on ebay.

No writable CD. OK for Taxcut but I will need more storage for

Quicken.