Quicken 7.7.1
In April, Quicken Inc. released version 7.7 of Quicken Classic for Mac with some user interface improvements. The update made it easier to toggle between balance types (Today, Online, and Projected) in the sidebar customization menu, streamlined the progress indicator in the sidebar while updating accounts, and allowed the Home Dashboard to be customized by changing the currency. It also enabled you to set the Projected Balance view in Bills & Income to 2, 3, 5, and 10 years into the future and added support for exporting mileage tracking records to CSV. Version 7.7.1 was issued recently to fix a crash that could occur when downloading transactions or syncing on Intel-based Macs. ($59.88/$83.88/$119.88 annual subscriptions, free update for subscribers, 3.2 MB installer download, release notes, macOS 11+)
I am currently using a very old version of Quicken. I would like to know if I buy license for the new version, I understand it is only for a year. If I do not renew it, BUT also do not use quicken to access the internet, does it stop working even though it is only being used locally on my Mac? Lee
I have no personal experience, but according to the Quicken Subscription Membership FAQ list:
So, the answer is: It depends on the version your subscribed to.
If you have the starter version, you end up with read-only access to your data after expiration.
If you have Deluxe or higher, it will keep working, but without any online services. So if you hand-enter everything, you should be able to keep using it.
And, of course, you won’t be able to install any updates without a current subscription.
David,
Thank you!