The new version of Quicken for Windows does what Quicken has always done: organizes your finances, pays your bills, and balances the family books. But Version 4.0 does something more: It lets you play with your money. Count it. Hide it. Massage it. Stack it up in different ways. In short, have some fun with it.|CR||CR||B:1|1/5^Fun isn't a concept normally associated with money management, but Quicken's new Snapshot view is practically an invitation to wallow in your data. Snapshots are customizable, automatically calculated reports generated from your data and displayed up to six per screen. |CR||CR||CR||B:1|2/5^Want to track your net worth? Click on the Snapshot button to get a bar chart of your assets and liabilities. Click on the asset bar of the chart, and Quicken's QuickZoom feature creates a more detailed graph showing your specific assets as percentages of the total net worth. Use QuickZoom on that to see a text-based report of the underlying data.|CR||B:1|3/5^You can see how this can become addictive. Want to graph your portfolio value by type? No sweat. Want to change the look, from|CR|two-dimensional to 3-D and back? Go ahead. This may sound like more than anyone needs, but you don't use Quicken because you neces-|CR|sarily need it--you use it because it's so|CR|entertaining that you want to use it.|CR||CR||B:1|4/5^Minimum Requirements:|CR||CR|* Windows 3.1|CR|* 486 processor|CR|* 8MB RAM|CR|* MPC-2 compatible CD-ROM drive|CR|* 256-color VGA with 640x480 resolution|CR||CR||CR||B:1|5/5 |CR||CR||CR||CR||CR|
