Title: Yuk.
Product review: I've been using Quicken since DOS days, and it seems each upgrade made things worse. I ran Quicken 2003 for about a week and then uninstalled it and went back to Quicken 2002. They've finally reached the end of the line for me. From now on, I'll be watching for something from a different vendor or perhaps from the open source community.The 2003 version is wired with lots of commericals and tie-ins, plus the screen is full of useless ... that makes it more difficult to see the journals. When you've got a problem, you might as well try contacting the man on the moon.As far as I can tell, "upgrade" to the folks at Quicken means to add some tail-fins and call it "improved". Well, I'm mad as ... and I'm not gonna take it any longer.
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