I uninstalled Pocket Quicken from the Axim X30 this morning. I docked the X30 (mainly to recharge the battery, which was running low), and the Pocket Quicken synchronization refused to work. I rebooted the X30, I ran validation on the desktop Quicken data file; no validation errors, but no synchronization, either.
I haven't used Pocket Quicken in a few weeks, because I stopped using Quicken on nessus: instead, I've been using the Mac version of Quicken that came with the iMac. (It's no better than adequate. I'm hoping Quicken 2007 will be better - and will run natively on Intel-based Macs.) So I decided it was time for Pocket Quicken to go away.
Synchronization works better now. (And rather more quickly.)
I get the feeling that there isn't much common code between the three platforms (Windows, Windows CE, OS X) Quicken supports. They don't look the same, they don't work the same, they can't even read each other's data files.
Come on, Intuit. Cross-platform development isn't that hard. Especially for a simple three-tier application (database, logic, presentation) like Quicken.
