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Quicken ® 2006

QuickSteps

BOBBI SANDBERG

MARTY MATTHEWS

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To Rob and Rhonda and, always, Sandy:

The ones who make my life a joy; and to Carmen and Joe who put the spark in

the eyes of my children.

Bobbi Sandberg

For George Makela (1935-2005):

A truly great human being who deeply loved his family, worked hard for his

community and the causes in which he believed, was a brilliant engineer, and

knew he was on top of the world while driving his red Porsche with Evie at his

side. He left us way too soon.

Marty Matthews

About the Authors

A technical writer, teacher, and retired accountant, Bobbi Sandberg has been

involved with computers and their vagaries for more than 40 years. She lives on

an island with Nick the Wonder Pup.

Marty Matthews has used computers for more than 40 years, from mainframes

to the most recent PCs. He has done this as a programmer, as the president of

a software ﬁ rm, and many positions in between. As a result, he has ﬁ rst-hand

knowledge of most facets of computing. More than 20 years ago, Marty and

his wife Carole began writing computer books and they have now written over

65 of them, including Windows XP QuickSteps, Microsoft Ofﬁ ce Outlook 2003

QuickSteps, Windows Server 2003: A Beginner’s Guide, Windows XP: A Beginner’s

Guide, and FrontPage 2003: The Complete Reference, all published by McGraw-

Hill/Osborne. Marty, his wife, and son live on an island in Puget Sound.

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Acknowledgments

Our thanks go to the following people who put a lot into this book and made it

the great ﬁ nished product that it is:

Megg Morin, acquisition editor at McGraw-Hill, who had the original idea of a

Quicken QuickSteps book and made it happen.

Jody McKenzie, McGraw-Hill project editor, who orchestrated all the various

elements of book creation and watched over it to make sure they all came

together.

Lisa McCoy, copy editor, who caught widely varied inconsistencies and

suggested improvements to the text that transformed it into much more

readable prose.

Rosa Cuestos, Quicken Beta team coordinator, and to the other folks at Intuit

who supported and encouraged us.

Stefany Otis, very talented proofreader, who was able to ﬁ nd the most obscure

errors and make us look much better than we would have otherwise.

Valerie Perry, world-class indexer, who so ably lent her skills to our book.

Bobbi Sandberg and Marty Matthews

Thank you Marty Matthews for making this possible and being the one who

encouraged, prodded, edited, and ﬁ xed.

Bobbi Sandberg

Thank you Bobbi Sandberg for taking this on and being so willing to take to

heart and implement the minutia that I believe are important to a good book.

You are great to work with!

Marty Matthews

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