similar to: Quicken 2009

I'm running wine 1.1.15 and quicken 2008 basic. My install was working fine for a several weeks including online banking. Then One day I launch quicken and a window opens titled "Special Offer for Quicken Customers" The program then crashes. Here is the command line output env WINEPREFIX="/home/cstepe/.wine" wine "C:\Program Files\Quicken\qw.exe"

I am trying to run Quicken 2006 on Wine through an SSH tunnel. Everything is working fine through logging in and starting, until I click on one of my accounts in Quicken. At that point, Quicken freezes completely. I am running this on a CentOS 6 x86_64 PC. This is the information I get through a terminal window: bash-4.1$ ssh -Y <<user>>@<<server>> env

Hello all, I'm a Wine newbie who tried to get Quicken 2009 (german) installed on a openSUSE 11.1 box. This is what I did according to the guy who succeeded in getting it up and running: 1) Start with a fresh Wine Profile 2) Follow the Gecko trick (not sure if needed was done for another app) http://wiki.winehq.org/Gecko 3) From winetricks install corefonts and vcrun6 4) From winetricks

austin987 wrote: > wblairm wrote: > > > wine: Call from 0x7b845450 to unimplemented function gdiplus.dll.GdipSetClipPath, aborting > > > > This is your problem. A missing gdiplus function. > > A) File a bug so we know to implement it (http://bugs.winehq.org) > Or rather, search for an existing one. In this case, http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13585

I am using wine 1.3.16 on Mac OX 10.6.7, built and installed using osxwinebuilder. I am using it to run Quicken 2010. Quicken installed and runs fine with one exception: One of the fonts used in Quicken is rendered very poorly. Here is an example: [Image: http://altosdesign.com/bugs/fontissue1.jpg ] Searching for this problem led me to a number of posts that suggested using winecfg to set the

I have a legal version of Quicken 2011 Starter Edition, and I am trying to install it using Wine on my up to date Linux Mint install (Mint 10 "Julia" based on Ubuntu Maverick) I have tried this a couple of ways: using Wine from the default repos (1.2.10 I think?) as well as wine from the WineHQ site (1.3.11) I have tried this install method:

I have been a Quicken user for many years but my upgrade to Mac Lion has ruined that good experience. It seems you do not care about Apple users.

Hi, As per Tony's suggestion, I looked around in http://bugs.winehq.com for this one and didn't find it. Since it would be my first bug report, would someone be willing to see if this is in there and I missed it? The bug looks like this: 1) Wine only installation using Wine 20021125 from CVS 2) Quicken 2001 Deluxe Bug: Password Dialog Box not visible - Quicken allows a password

Hello, I am running Ubuntu 8.04. off of an external HD. in the File Browser, Ubuntu sees the internal HD, and I can navigate to the Quicken executable. I installed wine and went into Configure it and clicked Add Application. I can see the Program Files folder, but when I go into it, all I can see is the Common Files and Internet Explorer folders. Why can't I see executables? How can I try

I just installed Quicken Deluxe 2009 using (I believe) Wine 1.1.14 (it reports 1.0.1 as mentioned in a different forum post). The installation went fine and it seems to run, but the tabs should have text on them that isn't showing. Any thoughts as to what I might be able to do to solve this issue? Thanks, Craig

John Drescher wrote: > On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 4:01 PM, John Drescher <drescherjm at gmail.com> wrote: > > > On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 3:33 PM, > > 1. Upgrade to wine-1.1.34 > > > > 2. Go to appdb.winehq.org and find your application and read what it > > says about that. > > > > 3. Read the wine faq. Post terminal output. > > > >

Well, I've been trying to install this. I was using Quicken 2006 Basic for quite awhile without problems, but Intuit quit supporting it and I couldn't do online banking anymore. The message said I had to upgrade to a newer version. So, I went to Intuit site, bought and downloaded Quicken 2009 basic (Starter, they call it now) and tried to install it with wine. The install seems to go fine,

I just installed Quicken 2001 using the 0914 version of Wine built from source code on my Fedora Core 2 machine. I followed the Quicken install instruction #2 on Franks Corner site. The installation went fine and everything seems to work well. But some of the fonts are unreadable. Here is a screen shot of what I am referring to (the problem fonts are circled):

I'm new to Ubuntu and Wine. I've installed Wine (x.x.29) on Ubuntu 9.04, then installed Quicken Deluxe 2009. It seems to work fine but when I attempt to register Quicken I get a page of garbage. Of course Intuit Support is worthless. Somebody out there must work around this problem.

Is anyone successfully using Quicken??? I'm running Ubuntu 8.10 and Wine version 1.1.12. I have the program installed and many parts of it work. It fails at the program registration screen. [/img]

I have been running Quicken 2009 for over a year successfully and the appDB shows Quicken 2011 works well. Because of Quicken's support policy, I am forced to upgrade to Quicken 2012. I have been unable to run it succesfully under Wine 1.3.37. Anyone have any tips? I have filed a bug just in case the issue is not purely local.

First, let me apologize if this has been asked/answered numerous times, but I cannot seem to find a searchable mailing list archive for wineusers. After a 1.5 year break from trying to get quicken home & office 2002 to work under wine, I tried again this weekend. Install went well. I could not register because the registration box was empty -- though it seemed to get further than it has in

Hey Austin, I am having problem with Quicken 2008 as well. It installs properly. It even runs. However, after selecting a data file, Quicken immediately closes, all trace of it gone. Ideas?

This worked just fine. Quicken installed very nicely. Now, however, the programs loads and asked for a data file to open, when you select one and click OK, the program begins to go to the next screen then shuts down. Wonder what could cause that?

sorry, but im new to linux and wine, but i was reading the tutorial on how to install steam and the third step said: Install Gecko Engine by running -wine iexplore http://winehq.org- what dose it mean to "run" something? thanks for any replys -REIGN