Re: i don't know the difference

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In Reply to: i don't know the difference posted by christian matthews on June 13, 1999 at 16:55:44:

: between fund manager and quicken. i like quicken and i have been using quicken for several years now. why should i get fund manager when i already have quicken???

Hi Christian,
Fund Manager is more specialized for keeping
track of your investments than Quicken. Fund
Manager offers a variety of graphs and reports,
not available in Quicken, that help you better
see your investments and their performance. One
example is the Portfolio Value - Cost graph
in Fund Manager. This graph overlays your out
of pocket cost with the value of your portfolio.
This allows you to quickly see how well your
invested dollars have performed. This is just
one example, there are a lot of other useful
tools. You can download Fund Manager and
play with the samples to see for yourself.

Thanks,
Mark
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Mark Beiley

Fund Manager for Windows 3.1x/95/98/NT

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