Offer listed above cannot be combined with any other offers. †Limited time offer of off the list price applies only to the purchase of Quicken Deluxe, Premier, Home & Business for the first year only when you order directly from Quicken by January 9, 2022, 11:59 PM PST. You can use keyboard shortcuts to digitally capture information from your computer screen and then attach to a transaction in Quicken using the Clipboard button in the Attachments Viewer.In either case, it's easy to change where an attachment is stored. An icon at the bottom right of a thumbnail image tells you where an attachment is stored: in the Quicken Cloud or in your Quicken data file.If you are attaching an image to an account for which you've enabled mobile and alerts, Quicken automatically uploads the first image to the cloud. For accounts for which you've enabled mobile and alerts, you can also have one attachment stored in the Quicken Cloud for each transaction. Each transaction can have an unlimited number of attachments stored in a Quicken data file, and you can view these images only on your desktop software.The attachment icon typically appears in the Date field of the transaction for an investment transaction list in one-line display mode, it appears in the Attachments column. Just click the icon to view the attachment in the Attachments Viewer.
When you close the Attachments Viewer, Quicken adds an attachment icon to the selected transaction.When finished, a thumbnail image of the attachment appears in the Attachments Viewer. tiff file that is up to 5 MB in file size. In the Select Attachment File dialog, select the file to attach or if you're working with a scanner, select the imaging device to use.
If you use Quicken on your phone or tablet it's possible to take a photo of a restaurant bill, for example, and then attach the photo to a Quicken transaction entered on your mobile device. Keep copies of bills or invoices for future reference.Store trade confirmations with their related investment transactions.Organize copies of your checks and receipts for tax or warranty purposes.