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F€~€ZŒRřRă@„€‰‚ă Łř‰‚ăűWŠ|‰‚˙View by Location or Category boxList viewDetail viewCo…,†' €8€˜ŒR˜€‚˙Inventory control buttonsçˆé…‡_ Œ€€ZŒRřRă‚rEŻ€‰‚ă_g~š‰‚ăŕ °e‰‚ăFĆŁ‰‚ăđLż‰‚ăgi%‰‚ăŞeîc‰‚ăa7n‰‚˙RecordRestoreDeleteCopyNewCalculatorReturn to List view and Detail view buttonsPrev Item and Next Item buttons>,†Q‡' €.€˜ŒR˜€‚˙Suggested Items listƒO‡Ô‡4 8€ž€ZŒRřRă˛?„€‰‚ăľL~‰‚˙Suggested Items listPreset Location, Category, and Suggested Item listsDQ‡ˆ' €:€˜ŒR˜€‚˙Quicken connection buttonse1ԇ}ˆ4 8€b€ZŒRřRăŚ{€‰‚ă‚ƒ°G‰‚˙Update Quicken buttonGo To Quicken button<ˆšˆ' €*€˜ŒR˜€‚˙Keyboard shortcutsD}ˆýˆ- *€.€ZŒRřRăMˇŸ€‰‚˙Keyboard shortcuts3šˆ0‰/ .€ €°R˜€†"€‚˙ŹzýˆÜ‰2 4€ô€\ˇ€€ € € € € ‚˙For detailed help about a specific button, menu, command, feature or function, use the Help Index or Search button.10‰ Š1ă˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ ˙˙˙˙ ŠżŠ‰N܉–Š; F€œ€ŠRˇ€ă.ÝÁ:€‰‚ăŻe…‹‰‚ă:w?Ӊ‚˙Quick StartUsing Quicken Home InventoryAbout Quicken Home Inventory) ŠżŠ& €€R˜€‚˙M–Š ‹1|˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ ˙˙˙˙ ‹GÁAbout Quicken Home InventoryFżŠR‹' €>€ˆˆB˜€‚˙About Quicken Home InventoryňŔ ‹D2 2€ƒ€R˜€‚‚†"€‚˙You use Quicken Home Inventory to create and maintain an inventory of your personal possessions. To do this, you enter each of your household items, with its resale value and replacement cost into Quicken Home Inventory's easy-to-use inventory list.You can then display the items you've entered by location and category. This means you can immediately see which types of objects you have in every room in your house and what they are worth.(R‹l% €€R˜€ ‚˙[Dí& €ś€R˜€‚˙Some of the reasons you'll want to use Quicken Home Inventory to track your possessions:älŃe ˜€˙€ZŒRřRâśŃ{-€‰‚âLńX‰€ ‚âI}-€‰‚âÜ>~-‰‚âou-‰‚⏀-‰‚â•â-‰‚â(ƒ-‰‚˙For insurance purposesTo track any belongings lost or damaged in a disaster or robberyTo know your total net worthTo have the security of knowing what you ownTo know the exact location of your possessionsTo provide an inventory for your heirs and executorsBecause Quicken Home Inventory is easy to useTo use Quicken Home Inventory with Quicken for Windows3íŔ/ .€ €°R˜€†"€‚˙яŔżŠÜľŃěŔ' €k€\ˇ€€ ‚˙Quicken Home Inventory is an independent application that runs on Microsoft Windows. It can be installed independently of Quicken and can be started from Windows or from Quicken.(ŔÁ% €€R˜€ ‚˙3ěŔGÁ/ .€ €R˜€†"€‚˙b1ÁŠÁ1E˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ ˙˙˙˙ŠÁŒĂUse Quicken Home Inventory for Insurance Purposes[4GÁÂ' €h€ˆˆB˜€‚˙Use Quicken Home Inventory for insurance purposesˆFŠÁŒĂB R€€ZRČL€€€‚€€€‚€€€‚˙¨ You can use Quicken Home Inventory to create and maintain an inventory of your possessions.¨ You can record detailed information about each item in the inventory, such as serial numbers, resale value, date of purchase, and replacement cost.¨ The inventory assists you when you want to obtain insurance policies.q@ÂýĂ1Î˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ýĂZĆUse Quicken Home Inventory to track items for an insurance claimjCŒĂgÄ' €†€ˆˆB˜€‚˙Use Quicken Home Inventory to track items for an insurance claimóąýĂZĆB R€c€ZRČL€€€‚€€€‚€€€‚˙¨ You can use Quicken Home Inventory to record information about an insurance claim (a list of lost or damaged items and the repair or replacement cost for these items).¨ You can store information about a claim, such as the date, the claim number, and the amount of the claim.¨ You can keep an historical record of all your claims. Quicken Home Inventory maintains your claim reports as a permanent record of each claim.g6gÄÁĆ1'˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ÁƁČUse Quicken Home Inventory to know your true net wortha:ZĆ"Ç' €t€ˆˆB˜€‚˙Use Quicken Home Inventory to know your total net worth6ţÁĆXČ8 >€ý€ZRČL€€€‚€€€‚˙¨ You can enter the resale value for each item in your inventory, then send the data to Quicken 5 for Windows.¨ The inventory values you send to Quicken are reflected in your Quicken net worth report (giving you a more accurate total net worth).)"ǁČ& €€R˜€‚˙^-XČßČ1i˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ßČęÉYou have the security of knowing what you ownW0Č6É' €`€ˆˆB˜€‚˙You have the security of knowing what you own‹^ßČÁÉ- *€ź€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ Your inventory helps you keep track of valuable collections, antiques, and art objects.)6ÉęÉ& €€R˜€‚˙i8ÁÉSĘ1ł˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙SʝËYou can inventory each location in your home or businessb;ęÉľĘ' €v€ˆˆB˜€‚˙You can inventory each location in your home or businessż‘SĘtË. *€#€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ You'll know exactly where your possessions are located, room-by-room throughout your home, office, and other personally defined locations.)ľĘË& €€R˜€‚˙\+tËůË1S˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ůËđĚYou can provide an inventory for your heirsU.ËNĚ' €\€ˆˆB˜€‚˙You can provide an inventory for your heirsyLůËÇĚ- *€˜€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ A complete property inventory is an essential component of your will.)NĚđĚ& €€R˜€‚˙`/ÇĚPÍ1­˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙P͝ÎQuicken Home Inventory is easy to learn and useY2đĚŠÍ' €d€ˆˆB˜€‚˙Quicken Home Inventory is easy to learn and use˝PÍtÎ. *€;€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ Quicken Home Inventory uses the familiar Windows interface and makes extensive use of graphics and icons. It is highly intuitive and very easy to use.)ŠÍÎ& €€R˜€‚˙`/tÎýÎ1$˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ýÎYou can use Quicken Home Inventory with QuickenY2ÎVĎ' €d€ˆˆB˜€‚˙You can use Quicken Home Inventory with QuickenžvýÎ( €í€R˜€‚‚˙As a Quicken user you'll be immediately comfortable with Quicken Home Inventory since it uses registers and lists similar to QuicVϝÎken registers and lists. Quicken Home Inventory provides many powerful data exchange features for use with Quicken 5 for Windows.After you install Quicken Home Inventory it automatically appears on the Quicken Activities menu, you can then:ĐVĎF Z€Ą€ZRČL€€€‚€€€‚€€€‚‚€˙¨ Add the Quicken Home Inventory icon to the Quicken iconbar.¨ Write Quicken Home Inventory items and values to a Quicken asset account.¨ Record Quicken transactions in Quicken Home Inventory. S"i1&˙˙˙˙­iˇŹQuicken Home Inventory main windowN%ˇ) "€J€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Quicken Home Inventory main window¸‘io' €#€R˜€‚˙You use the buttons, menus, and lists on the Quicken Home Inventory main window to enter and manage your personal home and business inventory.sAˇâ2 4€„€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙The individual parts of the main window are pictured below. 4 o) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Menu barsBâ‰1 2€†€RÚ8‚\€†"€‚˙Click on a menu name to learn about the commands on that menu.5ž1 2€€RȂH€†"€‚˙3 ‰ń) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Iconbarb1žS1 2€d€RÚ8‚\€†"€‚˙Click on an icon to learn what the icon does.5ńˆ1 2€€RȂH€†"€‚˙:SÂ) "€"€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Inventory view}Lˆ?1 2€š€RÚ8‚\€†"€‚˙Click on a graphic to learn about these Quicken Home Inventory features.H‡) "€>€°ŒRȂH€‚˙View by location or categoryB?É; F€€ZŒRřR‚ză@„€†"€‰€‚˙?‡) "€,€°ŒRȂH€‚˙Inventory List viewBÉJ; F€€ZŒRřR‚ză Łř€†"€‰€‚˙A‹) "€0€°ŒRȂH€‚˙Inventory Detail viewBJÍ; F€€ZŒRřR‚zăűWŠ|€†"€‰€‚˙E‹) "€8€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Inventory control buttonse4Íw1 2€j€RÚ8‚\€†"€‚˙Click on a button to learn what the button does.5Ź1 2€€RȂH€†"€‚˙Owű1^˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ű Quicken Home Inventory iconbarK!ŹF * $€B€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Quicken Home Inventory iconbarb1ű¨ 1 2€d€RÚ8‚\€†"€‚˙Click on an icon to learn what the icon does.5F Ý 1 2€€RȂH€†"€‚˙-¨  * $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙\+Ý f 1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙f ź  Starting and exiting Quicken Home InventoryV ź ; F€8€ˆˆ˜‚ŠâPŐҀˆ"€‰€‚˙Starting and exitinge>f ! ' €|€°ŒR–€‚˙To start Quicken Home Inventory from Quicken 5 for Windows:ȃź é E X€ €ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click the Quicken Home Inventory icon on the iconbar. Or choose the Quicken Home Inventory command from the Add-ons menu.Y0! B ) "€`€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To start Quicken Home Inventory from Windows:ȉé  ? L€€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Double-click the Quicken Home Inventory icon in the appropriate Group Window (by default, it is installed in the Quicken window).1B ; 1ƒ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙;  R#  / .€F€ŠRˇ€‚śăç}L€‰‚˙Exiting Quicken Home Inventory: ; Ç 1[и…˙˙˙˙Ç  @File menu6  ý * $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙File menu´vÇ ą> L€î€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙On the menu bar, click File to display the File menu. Then choose the file management command you want to use.vPý '& € €RȀ‚˙To find out about a menu item, click its name in the graphic displayed below.6ą]2 4€"€ZRČL‚€†"€‚˙‹e' @& €Ę€RȀ‚˙To learn about commands on other menus, click << or >> on the button bar at the top of the screen.] @ < ]H@1Ť˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙H@ŤBNew command0 @x@* $€ €ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙NewX2H@Đ@& €d€R˜€‚˙Creates a new Quicken Home Inventory data file.5x@A1 2€ €R˜‚€†"€‚˙ÜłĐ@áA) €g€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙You may want to create and maintain individual files for different inventories. For example, you might have separate files for your home, your office, and your vacation cabin.4 AB) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙________6áAKB' €€°ŒR–€‚˙Instructions`0BŤB0 0€`€RˆČ:„H€ƒăqa‰‚˙Creating a new Quicken Home Inventory file= KBčB1Ú˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙čB…FOpen command1ŤBC* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙OpenŽhčB§C& €Đ€R˜€‚˙Opens an existing Quicken Home Inventory file so that you can update or change the information in it.`4CE, &€i€R˜‚€€ ‚˙QHI converts files you created with the previous version of the program to current format automatically. After you open a file in Quicken Deluxe, you can't continue using it in the older version of QHI unless you have made a backup copy of your data file. See the instructions below for more information.2 §C9E' €€°ŒR–€‚˙________8EqE) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Instructions`.9EŃE2 4€\€ZŒRřR‚zăN~ďň€‰€ ‚˙Backing up a Quicken Home Inventory fileV)qE'F- *€R€ZŒRřRă÷/"ş€‰‚˙Opening a Quicken Home Inventoryfile^/ŃE…F/ .€^€ZŒRřR‚ăqa€‰‚˙Creating a new Quicken Home Inventory file> 'FĂF1Ú˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ĂF_GClose command2…FőF* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙ClosejDĂF_G& €ˆ€R˜€‚˙Closes all the windows in the main Quicken Home Inventory window.DőFŁG1'˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ŁG†IPrint Setup command7_GÚG) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Print SetupރŁG„H' €€R˜€‚˙Sets up your printer for printing reports. Use this command to change printer settings, such as paper size and page orientation.4 ÚG¸H) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙________6„HîH' €€°ŒR–€‚˙InstructionsQ"¸H?I/ .€D€ZŒRřR‚zăYRXœ€‰‚˙Changing your printer optionsGîH†I- *€4€ZŒRřRă#ŚÇŤ€‰‚˙Changing report fontsF?IĚI1h˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ĚIîKPrint Preview command;†IJ* $€"€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Print Preview ş“ĚIÁJ' €'€R˜€‚˙Displays your report in one or two-page format. Lets you zoom in on a portion of your report. You can also change report fonts from this window.4 JőJ) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙________6ÁJ+K' €€°ŒR–€‚˙InstructionsQ"őJ|K/ .€D€ZŒRřR‚zăYRXœ€‰‚˙Changing your printer optionsG+KĂK- *€4€ZŒRřRă#ŚÇŤ€‰‚˙Changing report fonts+|KîK( €€R˜‚€‚˙> ĂK,L1đ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙,LŢMPrint command1îK]L) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙PrintT.,LąL& €\€R˜€‚˙Prints the report on the selected printer. 4 ]LĺL) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙________6ąLM' €€°ŒR–€‚˙InstructionsQ"ĺLlM/ .€D€ZŒRřR‚zăYRXœ€‰‚˙Changing your printer optionsGMłM- *€4€ZŒRřRă#ŚÇŤ€‰‚˙Changing report fonts+lMŢM( €€R˜‚€ ‚˙?łMN1)˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ ˙˙˙˙NBackup command2 ŢMON) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙BackuprLNÁN& €˜€R˜€‚˙Backs up all accounts in a Quicken Home Inventory file for safekeeping. îONŘO) €Ý€R˜‚€‚˙If your data fits on one disk, Backup creates a normal DOS copy of your file. If your data doesn't fit on one disk, the backup file created by this command is a special compound file that you need to "restore" in order to use it again.2 ÁN€' €€°ŒR–€‚˙ŘO€ŢM________8ŘON€) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Instructionsb/€°€3 6€^€ZŒRřR‚z€ƒăN~ďň‰€ ‚˙Backing up a Quicken Home Inventory filec/N€4 8€^€ZŒRřR€ƒăżŔôu€‰€‚˙Restoring a Quicken Home Inventory file@°€S1n˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙!˙˙˙˙SƒRestore command4 ‡* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙RestoreĚĽSS‚' €K€R˜€‚˙Copies a previously backed-up Quicken Home Inventory file onto your main disk. Can be used with files backed up with the Copy or Backup commands on the File menu.4 ‡‡‚) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙________6S‚˝‚' €€°ŒR–€‚˙Instructionse/‡‚"ƒ6 <€^€RˆČ:„H€ƒăżŔôu€‰€‚˙Restoring a Quicken Home Inventory file_.˝‚ƒ1 2€\€RˆČ:†H€ƒăN~ďň‰‚˙Backing up a Quicken Home Inventory fileA"ƒƒ1Š˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙"˙˙˙˙ƒ ‡Password command5 ƒ÷ƒ* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Passwordgƒ„„& €Î€R˜€‚˙Allows you to assign or change a personal password for individual Quicken Home Inventory data files.5÷ƒš„1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙§y„„`…. ,€ň€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙Before you use the Password command be sure the current file is the one whose password you want to assign or change.4 š„”…) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙________6`…ʅ' €€°ŒR–€‚˙InstructionsM”…†/ .€<€ZŒRřR‚zăěÓ@“€‰‚˙Setting up a new password[.ʅr†- *€\€ZŒRřRăH°ţG€‰‚˙Changing or deleting an existing passwordn?†ŕ†/ .€~€ZŒRřR‚ă¸+ôR€‰‚˙Entering a password when opening a password-protected file+r† ‡( €€R˜‚€‚˙7ŕ†B‡1,˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙#˙˙˙˙B‡7‹Backup2 ‡t‡) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Backupd?B‡؇% €~€R˜€‚˙Backs up to a disk your current Quicken Home Inventory file.5t‡ ˆ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙zR؇‡ˆ( €¤€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙Before you begin, be sure you are currently using the file you want to back up.D ˆ‰= J€Š€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Insert a formatted disk in the appropriate drive (a: or b:).™^‡ˆĄ‰; F€ž€RÚ8€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click on the Drive arrow to display the Drive list, then select the appropriate drive.9‰ڊ8 >€€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙To change the name of the backup file, click in the File to backup to field. Select the name, and then type the new file name. You can include a directory path if you wish; otherwise the file is backed up to the root directory of the selected drive.](Ą‰7‹5 :€R€RÚ8€†"€!€ €‚˙Click OK to back up your datafile.8ڊo‹1š˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙$˙˙˙˙o‹řŔRestore4 7‹Ł‹* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙RestoreĚĽo‹oŒ' €K€R˜€‚˙Restoring replaces data on your hard drive. When you restore from a backup file, QHI copies the selected file from the specified backup drive to your hard drive. 5Ł‹¤Œ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ĎŚoŒs) €M€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙If you are restoring your current home inventory file, QHI will overwrite it. Remember, you'll lose any changes you've made to your file since you made the backup.tC¤Œç1 2€ˆ€RÚ8‚\€†"€‚˙Insert the backup disk containing the file you want to restore.f+sMŽ; F€X€RÚ8€†"€€ €€ €‚˙From the File menu, choose Restore.ł|獏7 >€ú€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙In the Restore Home Inventory File window, select the drive containing the backup disk from the Drives drop-down list.[,MŽ[/ .€Z€RÚ8€†"€!‚˙Select the filename you want to restore.ˆZ Ŕ. ,€´€Rڂ€€ €‚˙Click on the name to select it. Make sure the filename is shown in the File Name box.[ Ŕ7‹D[PŔ5 :€ €RÚ8€†"€"€ €‚˙Click OK.}F ŔÍŔ7 >€Ž€RÚ8‚€†"€#€ €‚˙If you are restoring the current file, click OK to overwrite it.+PŔřŔ( €€R˜‚€‚˙GÍŔ?Á1 ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙%˙˙˙˙?ÁĹUpdate Quicken commandO%řŔŽÁ* $€J€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Update Quicken commandUpdate icon(?ÁśÁ% €€R˜€‚˙mEŽÁ#Â( €Š€R˜‚€‚˙Sends Quicken Home Inventory resale values to Quicken for Windows.ďČśÁĂ' €‘€R˜€‚˙In Quicken, you can rapidly assess your full net worth by creating net worth reports and graphs that include the total value of your inventory. This gives you a complete picture of your net worth.5#ÂGĂ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙Ž…ĂőĂ) € €\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙If you have multiple Quicken Home Inventory data files, only the data from your current data file is included in the transmission.äľGĂŮÄ/ ,€k€R˜‚€€ €‚˙Quicken is immediately updated. If you want to run a net worth report right away, or just see the amount that was transmitted, select the Go To Quicken command to open Quicken.(őĂĹ% €€R˜€ ‚˙FŮÄGĹ1r˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙&˙˙˙˙GĹsÇGo to Quicken commandQ'Ĺ˜Ĺ* $€N€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Go to Quicken commandGo to Qkn iconđGĹ\Ć3 4€#€R˜€€ €€ €‚˙Switches to the Quicken window from the Quicken Home Inventory window. Alternatively, you can press Ctrl+Q or Alt+Q to switch to Quicken.ĹJÇ5 8€s€R˜‚€€ €€ €‚˙The Go To Quicken command simply displays Quicken, it does not terminate Quicken Home Inventory, nor does it send data. (To send data to Quicken, use the Update Quicken command.))\ĆsÇ& €€R˜€‚˙= JÇ°Ç1č˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙'˙˙˙˙°Ç[ĘExit command1sÇáÇ) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Exit [5°Ç<Č& €j€R˜€‚˙Saves your data and closes Quicken Home Inventory.´záÇđČ: D€ô€R˜‚€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Alternatively, you can double-click the window Control-menu button, or choose Close from the window Control menu.5<Č%É1 2€ €RȂH€†"€$‚˙5đČZÉ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ŘŻ%É2Ę) €_€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙If you started Quicken Home Inventory from Quicken you return to the Quicken desktop. If you started Quicken Home Inventory from Windows you return to the Windows desktop.)ZÉ[Ę& €€\ˇ€€ ‚˙: 2Ę•Ę1}­ą(˙˙˙˙•ĘŘĚEdit menu6 [ĘËĘ* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Edit menuŹn•ĘwË> L€Ţ€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙On the menu bar, click Edit to display the Edit menu. Then choose the editing command you want to use.vPËĘíË& € €RȀ‚˙To find out about a menu item, click its name in the graphic displayed below.+wËĚ( €€R˜‚€‚˙3íËKĚ/ .€€R˜€†"€%‚˙eĚŘĚ( €Ę€RȂH€‚˙To learn about commands on other menus, click << or >> on the button bar at the top of the screen.< KĚÍ1ň˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙)˙˙˙˙ÍĘÍCut command0ŘĚDÍ* $€ €ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Cut†`ÍĘÍ& €Ŕ€R˜€‚˙Removes the item and puts it on Clipboard. This command is grayed out if nothing is selected.= DÍÎ1ń˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙*˙˙˙˙ÎťÎCopy command0ĘÍ7Î) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Copy„^ÎťÎ& €ź€R˜€‚˙Copies the selected item onto Clipboard. This command is grayed out if nothing is selected.> 7ÎůÎ1 ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙+˙˙˙˙ůÎĹĎPaste command1ťÎ*Ď) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Paste›uůÎĹĎ& €ę€R˜€‚˙Inserts a copy of the Clipboard contents at the insertion point. This command is grayed out if Clipboard is empty.= *Ď1ž˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙,˙˙˙˙Find commaĹĎĹĎndCĹĎQ* $€2€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Find commandFind iconhŕ' €Ń€R˜€‚˙Searches your records to find a specific item or note about an item. Use the Find command to discover where you've stashed those seldom-used items. Also, if you need to change the replacement costs for items that appreciate (such as antiques) or depreciate (such as cars and computer equipment) you can find related items easily and make the needed changes.4 Q) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙________6ŕJ' €€°ŒR–€‚˙InstructionsC/ .€(€ZŒRřR‚zビĆF€‰‚˙Finding an itemBJĎ1ž˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙-˙˙˙˙Ď+Move Item commandN#+ &€F€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Move Item commandMove Item icon˙ĚĎ3 4€™€R˜€€ €€ €‚˙Allows you to reorganize items in your inventory. For example, if you have recently rearranged furniture in your home, you can easily record these new locations in Quicken Home Inventory. Using Move Item, you can move the selected item or group of items to a different location (such as moving a couch and bookcase from the living room to the study). If you move or make changes to your home, Move Item can help you reorganize your inventory in minutes.âłţ/ ,€g€R˜‚€€ €‚˙You can also use Move Item to move items from one insurance policy to another. This feature is especially useful if you need to move several items from one policy to another.31/ .€ €°R˜€†"€‚˙ĽwţÖ. ,€î€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙Use Move item to see, at a glance, every item assigned to a particular policy or every item in a certain location.4 1 ) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙________6Ö@' €€°ŒR–€‚˙Instructions]. / .€\€ZŒRřR‚zăůç€y€‰‚˙Moving items from one location to anotherc6@- *€l€ZŒRřRăęrˆĎ€‰‚˙Moving items from one insurance policy to another++( €€R˜‚€‚˙Do1Ŕ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙.˙˙˙˙oë Alphabetize command@+Ż) "€.€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Alphabetize RegisterĄ{oP & €ö€R˜€‚˙Places all items in the currently displayed location or category in alphabetical order (the order is ascending, A to Z).5Ż… 1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙f8P ë . ,€p€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙You can only alphabetize the register in List view.@… + 1ő˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙/˙˙˙˙+ ŕ Options command4 ë _ * $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Options{O+ Ú , (€ž€R˜€€ €‚˙Displays the Options window. QHI divides options into three tabbed groups:T#_ . 1 2€F€R˜‚€€€ €‚˙¨ Suggested Item List optionsFÚ t / .€.€R˜€€€ €‚˙¨ Display optionsH. ź 1 2€.€R˜‚€€€ €‚˙¨ General optionsb<t  & €x€R˜€‚˙Select the tab for the option group you'd like to review.;ź Y ) "€$€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To set options:‘S ę > L€¨€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click the checkbox preceding the option to select or clear it, for example:3Y  / .€ €˜RȀ†"€&‚˙5ę R 1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙c; ľ ( €v€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙Selected options remain in effect until you change them.+R ŕ ( €€R˜‚€‚˙: ľ 1¸…ű€0˙˙˙˙÷AView menu5 ŕ O) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙View menuĄcđ> L€Č€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙On the menu bar, click View to display the View menu. Use the commands on the View menu to:m@O]- *€€€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ Change how Quicken Home Inventory appears on the screen. ؄đA@T v€ €ZRČL‚€€€€ €€ €€ €€ €€ €€ €‚˙¨ Display the Category, Location, Policy, Claim or Suggested Items]A@ŕ  list by choosing the command from the View menu.}P]ž@- *€ €ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ Switch from viewing your inventory by category to viewing it by location.xPA@6A( € €RȂ€‚˙To find out about a menu item, click its name in the graphic displayed below.4ž@jA0 0€€ZRČL€†"€'‚˙e6A÷A( €Ę€RȂ€‚˙To learn about commands on other menus, click << or >> on the button bar at the top of the screen.@jA7B1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙1˙˙˙˙7BCIconbar command4 ÷AkB* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Iconbar§€7BC' €€R˜€‚˙If Iconbar is checked, Quicken Home Inventory displays the Iconbar. To hide the Iconbar, click again to remove the checkmark.CkBUC1ą˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙2˙˙˙˙UCĂDStatus Bar command>C“C) "€*€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Status bar REMOVED0 UCĂD' €€R˜€‚˙If Status bar is checked, Quicken Home Inventory displays a status line at the bottom of the window. This status line provides information, such as a brief description of the command you have selected. To hide the Status bar, click again to remove the checkmark.B“CE1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙3˙˙˙˙EáEList View command5 ĂD:E) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙List view§€EáE' €€R˜€‚˙Displays the Quicken Home Inventory register. The List view displays one line of information for each item in your inventory.D:E%F1č˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙4˙˙˙˙%FÉFDetail View command7áE\F) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Detail viewmG%FÉF& €Ž€R˜€‚˙Displays the detailed form for the inventory item you have selected.D\F G1%˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙5˙˙˙˙ GîGBy Location command7ÉFDG) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙By LocationS GĂG, (€Ś€R˜€€ €‚˙Allows you to view your inventory by location, such as living room or bedroom.+DGîG( €€R˜‚€‚˙DĂG2H1,˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙6˙˙˙˙2HIBy Category command7îGiH) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙By Category†Z2HďH, (€´€R˜€€ €‚˙Allow you to view your inventory by category, such as appliances or home furnishings.+iHI( €€R˜‚€‚˙FďH`I1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙7˙˙˙˙`IMCategory List commandR(I˛I* $€P€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Category list commandCategories iconŐ`I´J- (€Ť€R˜€€ €‚˙Displays the Category list. This list shows the number of items, the total replacement cost, and the total resale value for every category. From this list you can add new categories and manage existing ones.5˛IéJ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€(‚˙„Y´JmK+ &€˛€\ˇ€‚ś€ € ‚˙Categories are the names for groups of items, like clothing and electronic equipment.d;éJŃK) "€v€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Items are the number of items in the selected category.”imKeL+ &€Ň€\ˇ€‚€ € ‚˙Replacement Cost is the amount it would cost you to replace all items in the selected category today.fŃKôL) "€Ě€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Resale Value is the amount you would receive if you sold all items in the selected category today.+eLM( €€R˜‚€‚˙FôLeM1`˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙8˙˙˙˙eMZLocation List commandQ'MśM* $€N€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Location List commandLocations iconŐeMžN3 4€Ť€R˜€€ €€ €‚˙Displays the Location list. This list shows the number of items, the total replacement cost, and the total resale value for every location. From this list you can add new locations and manage existing ones.5śMóN1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€(‚˙žsžN‘O+ &€ć€\ˇ€‚ś€ € ‚˙Locations are the places where you keep your possessions, such as your living room, kitchen, garage, or office.d;óN €) "€v€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Items are the number of items in the selected location.‘O €M”i‘O €+ &€Ň€\ˇ€‚€ € ‚˙Replacement Cost is the amount it would cost you to replace all items in the selected location today.f €/) "€Ě€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Resale Value is the amount you would receive if you sold all items in the selected location today.+ €Z( €€R˜‚€‚˙D/ž1÷˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙9˙˙˙˙žQ‡Policy List commandN$Zě* $€H€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Policy List commandPolicies iconýОé‚- (€Ą€R˜€€ €‚˙Displays the Policy list. This list shows the total replacement cost and the coverage amount for each policy. It also shows the difference between the replacement cost and the coverage amount per policy.5ěƒ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€(‚˙T邝ƒ+ &€¨€\ˇ€‚ś€ € ‚˙Policy is the name of the insurance policy, like Automobile or Homeowner/Renter.gƒ-„) "€Î€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Face Value is the total dollar amount of your insurance coverage for all items covered by a policy.‘eƒž…, &€Ë€\ˇ€‚€ € ‚˙Coverage usually indicates the dollar amount given to certain items or groups of items under the full policy. For example, the face value of your homeowner policy may be $200,000, which represents $160,000 coverage for your home, and $40,000 coverage for your possessions. (Face value is the full amount of your policy, including all coverage amounts.)™p-„W†) "€ŕ€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Replacement Cost is the amount it would cost you to replace all items assigned to the selected policy today.úΞ…Q‡, &€€\ˇ€‚€ € ‚˙Difference is the amount of difference between the face value of your insurance policy and the replacement cost of the items assigned to the policy. If the difference is negative you are under-insured.CW†”‡1ö˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙:˙˙˙˙”‡G‹Claim List commandM"Q‡á‡+ &€D€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Claims List commandClaims iconÍ ”‡Žˆ- (€A€R˜€€ €‚˙Displays the Claims list. This list provides a description of each claim, the amount claimed, the date the claim was filed, and date the claim was settled.5á‡ăˆ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€(‚˙ˆ]Žˆk‰+ &€ş€\ˇ€‚ś€ € ‚˙Description is the name you are giving this event, such as robbery, flood, or earthquake.‡^ăˆň‰) "€ź€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Amount Claimed is the sum of the replacement costs and repair costs for all items claimed.^3k‰PŠ+ &€f€\ˇ€‚€ € ‚˙Date Claimed is the date you submit your claim.‚Yň‰Ҋ) "€˛€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Amount Paid is the amount you receive from your insurance company to cover your loss.uJPŠG‹+ &€”€\ˇ€‚€ € ‚˙Date Paid is the date you receive payment from your insurance company.HҊ‹1Ă˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙;˙˙˙˙‹ ŽSuggested Items command<G‹ˋ* $€$€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Suggested Items•i‹`Œ, (€Ň€R˜€€ €‚˙The Suggested Items list is a preset, alphabetical list of items in the currently selected category.Óˋh5 8€§€R˜‚€€ €€ €‚˙To display the Suggested Items list, select it by clicking on it. When Suggested Items is checked, Quicken Home Inventory displays this list . You use it to quickly add common items to the inventory list.wK`Œߍ, (€–€R˜€€ €‚˙To hide the Suggested Items list, click again to remove the checkmark.+h Ž( €€R˜‚€‚˙< ߍFŽ1sű€Í<˙˙˙˙FŽhŔWindow menu7 Ž}Ž) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Window menu¨jFŽ%> L€Ö€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙On the menu bar, click Window to display the Window menu. Then choose the command you want to use.vP}Ž›& € €RȀ‚˙To find out about a menu item, click its name in the graphic displayed below.6%я2 4€€ZRČL‚€†"€)‚˙‹e›hŔ& €Ę€RȀ‚˙To learnяhŔ Ž about commands on other menus, click << or >> on the button bar at the top of the screen.@я¨Ŕ1ţ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙=˙˙˙˙¨ŔfÁCascade command4 hŔÜŔ* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙CascadeŠd¨ŔfÁ& €Č€R˜€‚˙Arranges open windows in an overlapping pattern, so that the title bar of each window is visible.FÜŔŹÁ1J˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙>˙˙˙˙ŹÁ°ÂArrange Icons command9fÁĺÁ) "€ €ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Arrange IconsjDŹÁOÂ& €ˆ€R˜€‚˙Arranges icons in the main Quicken Home Inventory window in rows.a9ĺÁ°Â( €r€R˜‚€‚˙You can shrink any window to an icon by minimizing it.= OÂíÂ1hą ?˙˙˙˙íÂĆReports menu8°Â%Ă) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Reports menuŤmíÂĐĂ> L€Ü€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙On the menu bar, click Reports to display the Report menu. Then choose the report you want to create.â%ĂßÄ- (€Ĺ€RȀ€ €‚˙Each report shows the time and date of creation and displays your inventory according to the type of report you chose from the Report menu. (Use the scroll bars on the report window to see items that may not be visible).xPĐĂWĹ( € €RȂ€‚˙To find out about a menu item, click its name in the graphic displayed below.4ßÄ‹Ĺ0 0€€ZRČL€†"€*‚˙eWĹĆ( €Ę€RȂ€‚˙To learn about commands on other menus, click << or >> on the button bar at the top of the screen.P‹ĹhĆ1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙@˙˙˙˙hĆ,ČInventory Value Summary commandK!ĆłĆ* $€B€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Inventory value summary report zhĆSÇ& €ô€R˜€‚˙Summarizes all your belongings and their values, displays subtotals and a grand total of the value of your possessions.4 łĆ‡Ç) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙________6SÇ˝Ç' €€°ŒR–€‚˙InstructionsD‡ÇČ/ .€*€ŠRˇ€‚śă‰ó|†€‰‚˙Printing Reports+˝Ç,Č( €€R˜‚€‚˙IČuČ1`˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙A˙˙˙˙uČŒËInventory Detail commandC,ȸČ) "€4€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Inventory detail reportĐŚuČˆÉ* "€M€R˜€€‚˙Provides detailed information, such as serial number and make/model for each. You can view all your belongings or print this information for a selection of items.Ö§¸Č^Ę/ ,€O€R˜‚€€ €‚˙The preset report includes all the items in your inventory. You can use the Select Items button to create a custom report containing a smaller selection of items.2 ˆÉĘ' €€°ŒR–€‚˙________8^ĘČĘ) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙InstructionsDĘ Ë/ .€*€ŠRˇ€‚śă‰ó|†€‰‚˙Printing reportsU(ČĘaË- *€P€ŠRˇ€ăŮ7ˆ€‰‚˙Selecting items for a detail report+ ËŒË( €€R˜‚€‚˙S"aËßË1R˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙B˙˙˙˙ßËŢÎInsurance Coverage Summary commandM$ŒË,Ě) "€H€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Insurance coverage summary reportţ×ßË*Í' €Ż€R˜€‚˙Shows a summary listing of all your belongings and their values. This report compares the total value of your belongings with your insurance coverage so you can make informed decisions about your insurance needs.×,Ě0Î/ ,€Ż€R˜‚€€ €‚˙This report shows items and coverage for a specific insurance policy. The preset policy (Homeowner/Renter, unless you change it) is used to create the report. You can select another policy from the Policy list.2 *ÍbÎ' €€°ŒR–€‚˙________80ΚÎ) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙InstructionsDbÎŢÎ/ .€*€ŠRˇ€‚śă‰ó|†€‰‚˙Printing reportsR!šÎ0Ď1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙C˙˙˙˙0Ď3Insurance Coverage Detail commandM#ŢÎ}Ď* $€F€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Insurance coverage detail reportzT0Ď & €¨€R˜€‚˙Provides all detailed information for selected items or for all your belongings. }Ď ŢÎŘ}Ď/ ,€ą€R˜‚€€ €‚˙The report shows items and coverage for a specific insurance policy. QHI uses the preset policy (Homeowner/Renter, unless you change it) to create this report. You can select another policy from the Policy list.3 F/ .€ €°R˜€†"€‚˙ęÁ0) €ƒ€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙If you've entered the location of your receipts and records, the inventory detail report shows that information. This can be helpful if you've forgotten where you stored a receipt or record.4 Fd) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙________60š' €€°ŒR–€‚˙InstructionsDdŢ/ .€*€ŠRˇ€‚śă‰ó|†€‰‚˙Printing reportsU(š3- *€P€ŠRˇ€ăŮ7ˆ€‰‚˙Selecting items for a detail reportPŢƒ1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙D˙˙˙˙ƒAInsurance Claim Summary commandK!3Î* $€B€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Insurance claim summary report0 ƒţ' €€R˜€‚˙Provides information about the insurance policy associated with an insurance claim, such as the name and address of the insurance company and the claim number, lists the items associated with claim, and provides replacement or repair cost for each item claimed. •mΓ( €Ú€R˜‚€‚˙This report is useful for comparing replacement costs with repair costs for damaged but repairable items. 2 ţĹ' €€°ŒR–€‚˙________8“ý) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙InstructionsDĹA/ .€*€ŠRˇ€‚śă‰ó|†€‰‚˙Printing reportsOý1…˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙E˙˙˙˙ĆInsurance Claim Detail commandJ AÚ* $€@€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Insurance claim detail reportgAA& €‚€R˜€‚˙Provides detailed information about items assigned to a claim.‚ZÚĂ( €´€R˜‚€‚˙Take this report and your receipts with you when you meet with your insurance adjuster.2 Aő' €€°ŒR–€‚˙________8Ă-) "€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙InstructionsDőq/ .€*€ŠRˇ€‚śă‰ó|†€‰‚˙Printing reportsU(-Ć- *€P€ŠRˇ€ăŮ7ˆ€‰‚˙Selecting items for a detail report: q 1ó ˙˙˙˙F˙˙˙˙ š Help menu6 Ć6 * $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Help menuŠk ß > L€Ř€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙On the menu bar, click Help to display the Help menu. Then choose the Help command you want to use.vP6 U & € €RȀ‚˙To find out about a menu item, click its name in the graphic displayed below.5ß Š 1 2€€R˜‚€†"€ +‚˙3U ˝ / .€ €R˜€†"€‚˙ěÊ Š ) €‡€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙The Quicken Deluxe Gateway menu item appears on the Help menu for Quicken Deluxe CD-ROM only. Click this item to display a menu listing all the places you can go on the Quicken Deluxe CD-ROM. ‡_˝ 0 ( €ž€RȂH€‚˙To select a place, click it. Quicken Deluxe opens the application, book, or tool you select.‰`Š š ) "€Ŕ€RȄH€‚˙To learn about commands on other menus, click << on the button bar at the top of the screen.A0 ú 1Ň˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙G˙˙˙˙ú ‹ Contents command5 š / * $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Contents\6ú ‹ & €l€R˜€‚˙Displays the table of contents for the Help system.K/ Ö 1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙H˙˙˙˙Ö ŠSearch For Help On command>‹ ) "€*€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Search for Help on•oÖ Š& €Ţ€R˜€‚˙Allows you to enter a word or phrase and then search for Help topics containing those words in their titles.Hń1›˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙I˙˙˙˙ńĐ@How to Use Help command8Š)) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Context HelpuOńž& €ž€R˜€‚˙Provides context-sensitive Help for the window you are currently working in.&÷)Đ@/ ,€ď€R˜‚€€ €‚˙When you click Help on the iconbar, the mouse požĐ@Šinter changes to an arrow and question mark. Then click on a icon, a window, a menu item, or some other area of the window. Quicken Home Inventory displays a Help topic for the item you clicked.HžA1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙J˙˙˙˙A`BAbout Inventory command1Đ@IA) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙AboutqKAşA& €–€R˜€‚˙Displays the Quicken Home Inventory version number and copyright notice.Ś~IA`B( €ü€R˜‚€‚˙If you need to call Technical Support to report a problem, the representative will probably ask you for the version number.5şA•B1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙K˙˙˙˙•B`DHelp0`BĹB) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙HelpuO•B:C& €ž€R˜€‚˙Provides context-sensitive Help for the window you are currently working in.&÷ĹB`D/ ,€ď€R˜‚€€ €‚˙When you click Help on the iconbar, the mouse pointer changes to an arrow and question mark. Then click on a icon, a window, a menu item, or some other area of the window. Quicken Home Inventory displays a Help topic for the item you clicked.4:C”D1š˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙L”DĂDKHNew/`DĂD) "€ €ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Newˆb”DKE& €Ä€R˜€‚˙You use this window to specify the name and location of a new Quicken Home Inventory data file.`/ĂDŤE1 2€`€RÚ8‚\€†"€‚˙Select the appropriate drive and directory.՟KE€F6 :€A€RÚ8€†"€€ €‚˙Click in the File Name box; then enter the name of the new file. (You don't have to type the .IDB file extension; QHI appends it for you automatically.)b+ŤEâF7 >€X€RÚ8‚€†"€€ €‚˙Click OK to create the new data file.5€FG1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ áâF!H) €Ă€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙The new data file starts with the preset set of suggested locations, categories, and policies. Any changes you may have made to locations, categories, and policies in the previous file are not transferred to the new file.*GKH' €€R˜‚€‚˙D!HH1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙MHäHĂLCreating a new fileUKHäH; F€6€ˆˆ˜‚Šâę -€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Creating a new file‡JHkI= J€–€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €‚˙From the File menu, choose the New to display the New File window.‰cäHôI& €Ć€Rڀ‚˙You use the window to specify the name and location of the new Quicken Home Inventory data file.`/kITJ1 2€`€RÚ8‚€†"€‚˙Select the appropriate drive and directory.͗ôI!K6 :€1€RÚ8€†"€ € €‚˙Click in the File Name box; then enter the name of the new file. (You don't have to type the .IDB file extension, QHI appends it automatically.)b+TJƒK7 >€X€RÚ8‚€†"€!€ €‚˙Click OK to create the new data file.5!K¸K1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ âƒKĂL) €Ĺ€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙The new data file starts with the default set of suggested locations, categories, and policies. Any changes you may have made to locations, categories, and policies in the previous file are not transferred to the new file.?¸KM1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙N˙˙˙˙MÄMRelated topics>ĂL@M- *€"€ŠRˇ€ă˝ä€‰‚˙Open CommandDM„M/ .€*€ŠRˇ€‚ăĺa{p€‰‚˙Password Command@@MÄM- *€&€ŠRˇ€ă˝<ó݀‰‚˙Backup Command5„MůM1G˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙O˙˙˙˙ůMOpen1ÄM*N* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Open zůMĘN& €ô€R˜€‚˙Use this window to open an existing Quicken Home Inventory file so that you can update or change the information in it.R)*NO) "€R€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To open a Quicken Home Inventory file:a/ĘN}O2 4€`€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Select the appropriate drive and directory.›eO$€6 <€Ě€ZRČL€†"€€ €‚˙Select the file you want to open, then click OK (or, just double-click on}O$€ÄM the file to open it).5}OY€1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙’j$€ë€( €Ô€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙Remember, all Quicken Home Inventory data files end with the .IDB (Inventory Data File) file extension.*Y€' €€R˜‚€‚˙?ë€T1§˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙PT¤„Opening a fileP¤; F€,€ˆˆ˜‚Šâ<(ཀˆ"€‰€‚˙Opening a fileJT1‚C V€–€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙From the File menu, choose Open to display the Open File window.^/¤‚/ .€`€RÚ8€†"€‚˙Select the appropriate drive and directory.›d1‚*ƒ7 >€Ę€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙Select the file you want to open, then click OK (or just double-click on the file to open it).5‚_ƒ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙’j*ƒńƒ( €Ô€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙Remember, all Quicken Home Inventory data files end with the .IDB (Inventory Data File) file extension.)_ƒ„& €€\ˇ€€ ‚˙?ńƒY„1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Q˙˙˙˙Y„…Related Topics?„˜„/ .€ €ŠRˇ€‚ă]Ů:q€‰‚˙New command@Y„؄- *€&€ŠRˇ€ă˝<ó݀‰‚˙Backup commandD˜„…/ .€*€ŠRˇ€‚ăĺa{p€‰‚˙Password commandJ؄f…1~˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Rf…¨…ő‡Setting up a new passwordB…¨…* $€0€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Setting up a password–Sf…>†C V€¨€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙From the File menu, choose Password to display the Setup Password window.h3¨…Ś†5 :€h€RÚ8€†"€€ €‚˙Type your new password in the Password field.s<>†‡7 >€z€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙Type this same password in the Confirm Password field.•oŚ†Ž‡& €Ţ€Rڀ‚˙This step ensures that you've entered exactly the password you wanted (and expected) in the Password field. G‡ő‡7 >€"€RÚ8‚€†"€!€ €‚˙ Click OK.@Ž‡5ˆ1Ë˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙S˙˙˙˙5ˆŔ‰Change Password<ő‡qˆ* $€$€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Change PasswordpJ5ˆáˆ& €”€R˜€‚˙Use this window to change or remove the password from the current file.5qˆ‰1 2€ €RÚ8‚\€†"€‚˙ŞváˆŔ‰4 8€ě€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € € € ‚˙Leave the New Password and Confirm New Password fields blank if you want to remove the password from this file.P‰Š1c˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙TŠ\ŠŽChanging or deleting a passwordL"Ŕ‰\Š* $€D€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Changing or deleting a password—TŠóŠC V€Ş€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙From the File menu, choose Password to display the Change Password window.y>\Šl‹; F€~€RÚ8€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Type your existing password in the Old Password field.ŸhóŠ Œ7 >€Ň€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙Type your new password in the New Password field, or leave the field blank to delete the password.­xl‹¸Œ5 :€ň€RÚ8€†"€!€ €‚˙Type this same password in the Confirm Password field. 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D¸ŒŽ5 :€ €RÚ8€†"€"€ €‚˙Click OK.DJҍ1÷˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙UҍŽ ŔEntering a password@ŽŽ* $€,€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Entering a passwordjCҍ|Ž' €†€°ŒR–€‚˙To enter a password when opening a password-protected data file:đÁŽl/ ,€ƒ€R˜‚€€ €‚˙When you assign a password to a data file, QHI displays the Password Required window when you open the file or when you start QHI (if you are opening a file that is password protected). l4|Ž Ŕ8 @€j€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Enter your password then click OK to continue.l ŔŽBlNŔ1T˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙V˙˙˙˙NŔZÂPassword Required> ŔŒŔ* $€(€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Password Requiredl4NŔřŔ8 @€j€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Enter your password then click OK to continue.5ŒŔ-Á1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ŇřŔ.Â/ ,€Ľ€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙When you apply a password to a data file, QHI displays the Password Required window when you open the file or when you start Quicken Home Inventory (if you are opening a file that is password protected). ,-ÁZÂ) "€€ZRČL‚H€‚˙F. Â1.˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙W ÂřÂőĆBacking up a datafileXZÂřÂ< H€:€ˆˆ˜„ŠâsÄǀ€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Backing up a datafile3 Â+Ă/ .€ €°R˜€†"€‚˙yQř¤Ă( €˘€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙Before you begin, be sure you are currently using the file you want to backup.ŒI+Ă0ÄC V€”€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙From the File menu, choose Backup to display the Backup window.D¤ĂŻÄ; F€Š€RÚ8€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Insert a formatted disk in the appropriate drive (a: or b:).›^0ÄJĹ= J€ž€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €€ €‚˙Click on the Drive arrow to display the Drive list, then select the appropriate drive.C ŻÄĆ6 :€€RÚ8€†"€!€ €‚˙If you want to change the name of the backup file, click in the File to backup to field. Select the name, and then type the new file name. You can include a directory path if you wish; otherwise the file is backed up to the root directory of the selected drive.h1JĹőĆ7 >€d€RÚ8‚€†"€"€ €‚˙Click OK to back up your current data file.1Ć&Ç1ň˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙X˙˙˙˙&ÇçÇ?őĆeÇ/ .€ €ŠRˇ€‚śă]Ů:q€‰‚˙New command>&ÇŁÇ- *€"€ŠRˇ€ă˝ä€‰‚˙Open commandDeÇçÇ/ .€*€ŠRˇ€‚ăĺa{p€‰‚˙Password commandAŁÇ(Č1‘˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Y(Č{ČŰÍRestoring a fileSçÇ{Č< H€0€ˆˆ˜„ŠâŁ4áa€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Restoring a fileĚĽ(ČGÉ' €K€R˜€‚˙Restoring replaces data on your hard drive. When you restore from a backup file, QHI copies the selected file from the specified backup drive to your hard drive. 5{Č|É1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ĎŚGÉKĘ) €M€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙If you are restoring your current home inventory file, QHI will overwrite it. 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Make sure the filename is shown in the File Name box.D;ĚÍ5 :€ €RÚ8€†"€"€ €‚˙Click OK.}FĂĚ„Í7 >€Ž€RÚ8‚€†"€#€ €‚˙If you are restoring the current file, click OK to overwrite it.+ÍŻÍ( €€R˜‚€‚˙,„ÍŰÍ) "€€ŠRˇ€‚ś€‚˙1ŻÍ Î1Ę˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Z˙˙˙˙ ÎĽÎCŰÍOÎ- *€,€ŠRˇ€ăN~ďň€‰‚˙Backing up a file, Î{Î) "€€ŠRˇ€‚€‚˙*OÎĽÎ' €€ŠRˇ€€‚˙O{ÎôÎ1ş˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙[ôÎ?ĎžExiting Quicken Home InventoryK!ĽÎ?Ď* $€B€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Exiting Quicken Home Inventory…GôÎÄĎ> L€€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙From the File menu, choose Exit to quit Quicken Home Inventory.Şx?Ďz2 4€đ€RȀ€ €€ €‚˙AlternatiÄĎzĽÎvely, you can double-click the window control menu button, or choose Close from the window Control menu.5ÄĎŻ1 2€ €RȂ€†"€$‚˙5zä1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ÚąŻž) €c€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙If you started Quicken Home Inventory from Quicken, you return to the Quicken desktop. 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V0Š G & €`€RȀ‚˙Quicken Home Inventory adds the new location.l.ń ł > L€^€ZRČL‚€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the Location list.*G Ý ' €€ZRČL€‚˙Hł % 1Đ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙_% i Creating a new locationDÝ i * $€4€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Creating a new locationšW%  C V€°€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click Locations on the iconbar. Or, from the View menu, choose Location List.Oi “ A R€ €RÚ8€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙From the Location list, click New to display the New Location window.o8  7 >€r€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙In the Location field, type the new location name.E“ G 5 :€"€RÚ8€†"€!€ €‚˙Click OK. X0 Ÿ ( €`€Rڂ€‚˙Quicken Home Inventory adds the new location.i.G ; F€^€RÚ8€†"€"€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the Location list.> Ÿ F1–˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙`˙˙˙˙FRAEdit Location:€* $€ €ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Edit Location[)FŰ2 4€T€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Select the location you want to edit.s7€N< H€p€ZRČL€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click Edit to display the Edit Location window.ˆPŰÖ8 @€˘€ZRČL‚€†"€€ €‚˙In the Location field, edit the existing name or type a new location name.EN'@6 <€ €ZRČL€†"€Ö'@€ €‚˙Click OK.•mÖź@( €Ú€RȂ€‚˙Quicken Home Inventory renames the location and moves all items from the old location to the new location.k/'@'A< H€`€ZRČL€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the Location list. +ź@RA( €€RÚ8‚\€‚˙C'A•A1 ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙a•AÔACEEditing a location?RAÔA* $€*€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Editing a locationšW•AnBC V€°€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click Locations on the iconbar. 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QHI moves the items from the previous location to the new location.m0%DCE= J€b€RÚ8‚€†"€#€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to close the Location list. @ÖDƒE1Ŕ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙b˙˙˙˙ƒEGDelete Location<CEżE* $€$€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Delete LocationyAƒE8F8 @€„€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙ Select a location and click Delete to remove the location.˞żEG- (€=€RȀ€ €‚˙Quicken Home Inventory deletes the location permanently from the Location list and moves the items from the deleted location to an "unassigned" location.D8FGG1N˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙cGG‡G¤IDeleting a location@G‡G* $€,€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Deleting a locationšWGG!HC V€°€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click Locations on the iconbar. Or, from the View menu, choose Location List.zE‡G›H5 :€Œ€RÚ8€†"€€ €‚˙From the Location list, select the location you want to delete.J!HĺH7 >€(€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙Click Delete.ż’›H¤I- (€%€Rڀ€ €‚˙Quicken Home Inventory deletes the location from the Location list and moves the items from the deleted location to an "unassigned" location.> ĺHâI1É˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙dâI2JĘNCategory ListP¤I2J< H€*€ˆˆ˜„ŠâáúŰż€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Category listŞ|âIÜJ. ,€ř€RȂH€€ €‚˙The Category list shows the number of items, the total replacement cost, and the total resale value for every category.•i2JqK, (€Ň€RȀ€ €‚˙When you first start Quicken Home Inventory, the Category list contains a list of preset categories.?ÜJ°K) "€,€°ŒRȂ€‚˙What the buttons doĽuqKUL0 0€ě€ZRČL€†"€‚˙Click the New, Edit, or Delete buttons below to learn how to add new categories and edit or delete existing ones.5°KŠL1 2€€˜RȂ€†"€-‚˙5ULżL1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€(‚˙„YŠLCM+ &€˛€\ˇ€‚ś€ € ‚˙Categories are the names for groups of items, like clothing and electronic equipment.d;żL§M) "€v€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Items are the number of items in the selected category.”iCM;N+ &€Ň€\ˇ€‚€ € ‚˙Replacement Cost is the amount it would cost you to replace all items in the selected category today.f§MĘN) "€Ě€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Resale Value is the amount you would receive if you sold all items in the selected category today.1;NűN1ż˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙e˙˙˙˙űN‰OJĘNEO/ .€6€ŠRˇ€‚âO`р‰‚˙Replacement Cost fieldDűN‰O- *€.€ŠRˇ€ăÍĽßÀ‰‚˙Resale Value field= EOĆO1ƒ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙f˙˙˙˙ĆO˙New Category9‰O €* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙New CategoryĆO €‰Os5ĆO€> L€l€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click New to display the New Category window.n8 €í€6 <€r€ZRČL€†"€€ €‚˙In the Category field, type the new category name.C€05 :€€ZRČL‚€†"€€ ‚˙Click OK.b<퀒& €x€RȀ‚˙Quicken Home Inventory adds the new category to the list.m/0˙> L€`€ZRČL‚€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the Category list. 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Or, from the View menu, choose Category List.xCȈۉ5 :€ˆ€RÚ8€†"€€ €‚˙From the Category list, select the category you want to edit.v9c‰QŠ= J€t€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €€ €‚˙Click Edit to display the Edit Category window. [ۉáŠ5 :€¸€RÚ8€†"€!€ €‚˙In the Category field, make changes to the existing name or type a new category name.FQŠ'‹7 >€ €RÚ8‚€†"€"€ €‚˙Click OK.“mኺ‹& €Ú€Rڀ‚˙Quicken Home Inventory renames the category and moves the items from the old category to the new category.l/'‹&Œ= J€`€RÚ8‚€†"€#€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the Category list. @ş‹fŒ1ľ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙j˙˙˙˙fŒۍDelete Category=&ŒŁŒ* $€&€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Delete Category yAfŒ8 @€„€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙ Select a category and click Delete to remove the category.ż’ŁŒۍ- (€%€RȀ€ €‚˙Quicken Home Inventory deletes the category from the Category list and moves the items from the deleted category to an "unassigned" category.DŽ1›˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙kŽ_Ž‰ŔDeleting a category@ۍ_Ž* $€,€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Deleting a category›XŽúŽC V€˛€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click Categories on the iconbar. Or, from the View menu, choose Category List.zE_Žt5 :€Œ€RÚ8€†"€€ €‚˙From the Category list, select the category you want to delete.JúŽž7 >€(€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙Click Delete.ż’t‰Ŕ- (€%€Rڀ€ €‚˙Quicken Home Inventož‰Ŕۍry deletes the category from the Category list and moves the items from the deleted category to an "unassigned" category.< žĹŔ1”˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙lĹŔÁvÉPolicy ListN‰ŔÁ< H€&€ˆˆ˜„ŠâŃĚĹŻ€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Policy listřÉĹŔ Â/ ,€“€RȂH€€ €‚˙The Policy list shows the total replacement cost, and the coverage amount for every insurance policy. It also shows the difference between the replacement cost and the coverage amount per policy.•iÁ Â, (€Ň€RȀ€ €‚˙When you first start Quicken Home Inventory, the Policies window contains a list of preset policies.? ÂßÂ) "€,€°ŒRȂ€‚˙What the buttons do¤t ÂƒĂ0 0€ę€ZRČL€†"€‚˙Click the New, Edit, or Delete buttons below to learn how to add new policies, and edit or delete existing ones.5߸Ă1 2€€˜RȂ€†"€.‚˙5ƒĂíĂ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€(‚˙T¸ĂlÄ+ &€¨€\ˇ€‚ś€ € ‚˙Policy is the name of the insurance policy, like Automobile or Homeowner/Renter.gíĂüÄ) "€Î€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Face Value is the total dollar amount of your insurance coverage for all items covered by a policy.–jlÄ’Ć, &€Ő€\ˇ€‚€ € ‚˙Coverage usually indicates the dollar amount given to certain items or groups of items under the full policy. For example, the face value of your homeowner policy may be $200,000, which represents $160,000 coverage for your home, and $40,000 coverage for your possessions. (Face value is the full amount of your policy, which includes all coverage amounts.)™püÄ+Ç) "€ŕ€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Replacement Cost is the amount it would cost you to replace all items assigned to the selected policy today.űϒĆ&Č, &€Ÿ€\ˇ€‚€ € ‚˙Difference is the amount of difference between the face value of your insurance policy and the replacement cost of the items assigned to the policy. If the difference is negative, you are under-insured.5+Ç[Č1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ć&ČvÉ5 8€Í€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € € € ‚˙You use the Insurance Policy list (displayed in Detail view only) to assign a policy type to an item. You can use the Options window to select a different insurance policy to which all items will be assigned automatically.1[ȧÉ1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙m˙˙˙˙§ÉŠĘHvÉďÉ- *€6€ŠRˇ€âĺ†j€‰‚˙Insurance Policy fieldJ§É9Ę/ .€6€ŠRˇ€‚âO`р‰‚˙Replacement Cost fieldQ$ďÉŠĘ- *€H€ŠRˇ€âsÍw€‰‚˙Default insurance policy optionB9ĘĚĘ1^˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙n˙˙˙˙ĚĘčÍNew Policy Dialog7 ŠĘË* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙New Policyq3ĚĘtË> L€h€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click New to display the New Policy window.o?ËăË0 0€€€ZRČL€†"€‚˙Enter your insurance information in the appropriate fields.€HtËcĚ8 @€’€ZRČL‚€†"€€ €‚˙To add the name and address of your claims adjuster, click Claims.U/ă˸Ě& €^€RȀ‚˙Fill in the information about your adjuster.GcĚ˙Ě8 @€ €ZRČL‚€†"€€ €‚˙Click OK.U/¸ĚTÍ& €^€RȀ‚˙The new policy is added to all policy lists.j,˙ĚžÍ> L€Z€ZRČL‚€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the Policy list.*TÍčÍ' €€ZRČL€‚˙DžÍ,Î1Q˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙o,ÎlΘAdding a new policy@čÍlÎ* $€,€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Adding a new policy—T,ÎĎC V€Ş€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click Policies on the iconbar. Or, from the View menu, choose Policy List.ŒKlΏĎA R€˜€RÚ8€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙From the Policy list, click New to display the New Policy window.“bĎ.1 2€Ć€RÚ8‚€†"€ ‚˙Enter your insurance information in the appropriate fields (usĎ.čÍe Tab to move between fields). g;Ď•, (€v€Rڀ€ €‚˙You can enter up to 410 characters in the Notes field.H.7 >€’€RÚ8‚€†"€!€ €‚˙To add the name and address of your claims adjuster, click Claims.U/•i& €^€Rڀ‚˙Fill in the information about your adjuster.FŻ7 >€ €RÚ8‚€†"€"€ €‚˙Click OK.U/i& €^€Rڀ‚˙The new policy is added to all policy lists.i,Żm= J€Z€RÚ8‚€†"€#€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the Policy list.+˜( €€R˜‚€‚˙< mÔ1k˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙p˙˙˙˙ÔEdit Policy7˜ ) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Edit PolicyY'Ôd2 4€P€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Select the policy you want to edit.|@ ŕ< H€‚€ZRČL€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click the Edit button to display the Edit Policy window.‘]dq4 8€ş€RȂ€€ €€ €‚˙The selected policy and coverage amount appear in the Policy Name and Coverage fields.j:ŕŰ0 0€v€ZRČL€†"€‚˙Make any changes to the information about your policy.­uqˆ8 @€ě€ZRČL‚€†"€€ €‚˙To edit the name and address of your claims adjuster, click Claims to display the Claims section of the window.EŰÍ6 <€ €ZRČL€†"€€ €‚˙Click OK.j,ˆ7> L€Z€ZRČL‚€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the Policy list.5Íl1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙mE7Ů( €Š€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙If you rename a policy, QHI moves all items to the renamed policy.*l' €€R˜‚€‚˙AŮD1ł˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙qD€ Editing a policy<€) "€&€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Editing a policy‘NDC V€ž€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click the Policies icon. Or, from the View menu, choose Policy List.V'€g/ .€P€RÚ8€†"€‚˙Select the policy you want to edit.HŻ7 >€$€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙Click Edit.ś~ge 8 @€ü€Rڀ€ €€ €€ €‚˙In the Edit Policy window, you'll see the selected policy and coverage amount in the Policy Name and Coverage fields.k:ŻĐ 1 2€v€RÚ8‚€†"€!‚˙Make any changes to the information about your policy.Şue z 5 :€ě€RÚ8€†"€"€ €‚˙To edit the name and address of your claims adjuster, click Claims to display the Claims section of the window.FĐ Ŕ 7 >€ €RÚ8‚€†"€#€ €‚˙Click OK.g,z ' ; F€Z€RÚ8€†"€/€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the Policy list.5Ŕ \ 1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙{S' × ( €Ś€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙Quicken Home Inventory moves the items in the previous policy to the new policy.+\  ( €€R˜‚€‚˙> × @ 1ď˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙r˙˙˙˙@ ńDelete Policy: z ) "€"€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Delete Policy t<@ î 8 @€z€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Select the policy you want to delete and click Delete.ś‰z ¤ - (€€RȀ€ €‚˙Quicken Home Inventory deletes the policy from the Policy list and moves the items in the deleted policy to an "unassigned" policy.5î Ů 1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙í¸¤ Ć5 8€q€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € € € ‚˙A prompt telling you that "You are about to permanently delete a policy!" appears when you delete a policy. Click OK to delete the policy or click Cancel to cancel the deletion.+Ů ń( €€RȂH€‚˙BĆ31f˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙s3qŽADeleting a policy>ńq* $€(€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Deleting a policyR3 @= J€Ś€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click Policies on the iconbar. Or, from the View menu, choose Policy List.q @ńvAq‚@5 :€„€RÚ8€†"€€ €‚˙From the Policy list, select the policy you want to delete.J @Ě@7 >€(€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙Click Delete.ˇŠ‚@ƒA- (€€Rڀ€ €‚˙Quicken Home Inventory deletes the policy from the Policy list and moves the items from the deleted policy to an "unassigned" policy.+Ě@ŽA( €€RȂH€‚˙< ƒAęA1…˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙tęA8BŒFClaims ListNŽA8B< H€&€ˆˆ˜„Š┧yB€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Claims listťŒęAóB/ ,€€RȂH€€ €‚˙The Claims list displays a description of each claim, the amount claimed, the date the claim was filed, and date the claim was settled.>8B1C' €.€°ŒRȀ‚˙What the buttons do:]óBŔC2 4€ź€ZRČL‚€†"€‚˙Click the buttons below to learn how to add new claims, and edit or delete existing ones.31CóC/ .€€˜RȀ†"€ 0‚˙5ŔC(D1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€(‚˙ˆ]óC°D+ &€ş€\ˇ€‚ś€ € ‚˙Description is the name you are giving this event, such as robbery, flood, or earthquake.‡^(D7E) "€ź€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Amount Claimed is the sum of the replacement costs and repair costs for all items claimed.^3°D•E+ &€f€\ˇ€‚€ € ‚˙Date Claimed is the date you submit your claim.‚Y7EF) "€˛€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Amount Paid is the amount you receive from your insurance company to cover your loss.uJ•EŒF+ &€”€\ˇ€‚€ € ‚˙Date Paid is the date you receive payment from your insurance company.1F˝F1/˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙u˙˙˙˙˝FťGKŒFG1 2€4€R˜‚ă…0$瀉€‚˙Creating a new claimD˝FLG/ .€*€R˜ă‰ -€‰€‚˙Editing a claimFG’G1 2€*€R˜‚ă›wů€‰€‚˙Closing a claim)LGťG& €€R˜€‚˙: ’GőG1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙v˙˙˙˙őGXJNew Claim5 ťG*H) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙New Claimp2őGšH> L€f€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click New to display the New Claim window.˛*HLI1 0€€ZRČL€†"€‚˙Enter information about the claim, such as the date of the event, the policy covering the items you plan to claim, and so on.{CšHÇI8 @€ˆ€ZRČL‚€†"€€ €‚˙Click the Items button to select the items you need to claim.‘[LIXJ6 <€¸€ZRČL€†"€€ €‚˙Click Adjust Cost to enter a repair cost or change the replacement value for an item.; ÇI“J1b˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙w˙˙˙˙“JşLEdit Claim7 XJĘJ* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Edit Claimr4“J L€j€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click Edit to display the Edit Claim window.g7ĘJŁK0 0€p€ZRČL€†"€‚˙Make any changes to the information you've entered.†NI‚ú‚' €|€Rƒ€€‚˙Enter a memorable description, such as Flood or Earthquake.H•‚Bƒ3 6€*€ZRƒ€L‚€€€ €‚˙¨ Date of ClaimEú‚‡ƒ1 2€(€ZRƒ€L€€€ €‚˙¨ Claim NumberŽ„Bƒ5„* "€ €Rƒ€‚€‚˙When you speak to your adjuster, many times he or she will ask for your claim number. This is a great place to store that number.?‡ƒt„1 2€€ZRƒ€L€€€ €‚˙¨ Policyˆ_5„ü„) "€ž€Rƒ€‚€‚˙When you select items for your claim, QHI displays the items you've assigned to this policy.Ft„B…1 2€*€ZRƒ€L€€€ €‚˙¨ Date of event‰Lü„˅= J€š€RÚ8‚\€†"€!€ €€ €‚˙Click the Items button to display the Select Items for Claim window.c4B….†/ .€j€RÚ8€†"€"‚˙Select items for this claim by clicking on them.zR˅¨†( €¤€Rڂ€‚˙In this step, you'll create a list of the items you need to replace or repair. D.†ě†5 :€ €RÚ8€†"€#€ €‚˙Click OK._¨†y‡. ,€ž€Rڂ€€ €‚˙Notice that QHI now displays the items you selected for the claim in the New Claim window.b-ě†ۇ5 :€\€RÚ8€†"€/€ €‚˙Click OK to close the New Claim window.o>y‡Jˆ1 2€~€RÚ8‚€†"€1‚˙QHI asks if you want to create a report about your claim. o=ۇšˆ2 4€z€Rڀ€ €€ €‚˙Click Yes to create an insurance claim summary report.1Jˆęˆ10˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙{˙˙˙˙ęˆé‰Lšˆ6‰1 2€6€R˜‚ăŠöw€‰€‚˙About the Claims listDęˆz‰/ .€*€R˜ă‰ -€‰€‚˙Editing a claimF6‰Ŕ‰1 2€*€R˜‚ă›wů€‰€‚˙Closing a claim)z‰é‰& €€R˜€‚˙@Ŕ‰)Š1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙|)ŠzŠŸÁEditing a claimQé‰zŠ; F€.€ˆˆ˜‚ŠâĐ5*"€‰€‚˙Editing a claim”Q)Š‹C V€¤€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click Claim on the iconbar. Or, from the View menu, choose Claims List.ŠnzŠˇ‹; F€Ţ€RÚ8€†"€€ €€ €‚˙From the Claim list, select the claim you'd like to update. Then click Edit or double-click the claim.łv‹jŒ= J€î€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €€ €‚˙In the Edit Claim window, select the item you want to adjust. Then click Adjust Cost or double-click the item.ŠUˇ‹ôŒ5 :€Ź€RÚ8€†"€!€ €‚˙To enter a repair cost, select the Use Repair button and enter the repair cost.FjŒ:7 >€ €RÚ8‚€†"€"€ €‚˙Click OK.\-ôŒ–/ .€\€RÚ8€†"€#‚˙(Optional) Select another item to adjust.–n:,Ž( €Ü€Rڂ€‚˙Continue selecting items and entering repair costs until you've completed all the changes you want to make.Œ`–¸Ž, (€Ŕ€Rڀ€ €‚˙Look for your changes in the Replace Cost and Repair Cost columns in the Edit Claim window.m0,Ž%= J€b€RÚ8‚€†"€/€ €€ €‚˙Click OK to exit the Edit Claim window. s8¸Ž˜; F€r€RÚ8€†"€1€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the insurance Claims window.5%͏1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙+ó˜Á8 >€ç€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € € € ͏Á鉀 ‚˙Changing the replacement cost: If you need to change the replacement cost for an item, you can do so using the same procedure described above. In the Claimed Value box, enter the new replacement cost value in the Use Replacement field.›u͏ŸÁ& €ę€\ˇ€€ ‚˙Remember, if you change the replacement cost here, QHI changes the replacement cost for this item in the database.1ÁĐÁ1ě˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙}˙˙˙˙ĐÁ‹ÂLŸÁÂ1 2€6€R˜‚ăŠöw€‰€‚˙About the Claims listDĐÁ`Â/ .€*€R˜ă›wů€‰€‚˙Closing a claim+‹Â( €€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙@`ÂËÂ1ô˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙~ËÂĂĘÉClosing a claim<‹ÂĂ* $€$€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Closing a claimš’ËÂŔĂ' €%€R˜€‚˙Once you've received a check from your insurance company, you can close the claim. You record the payment in QHI. QHI marks the claim "Closed."•RĂUÄC V€Ś€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click Claims on the iconbar. Or, from the View menu, choose Claims List.V'ŔĂŤÄ/ .€P€RÚ8€†"€‚˙Select the claim you want to close.HUÄóÄ7 >€$€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙Click Paid.wBŤÄjĹ5 :€†€RÚ8€†"€!€ €‚˙Enter the date paid and the amount in the Claim Paid window.m0óÄ×Ĺ= J€b€RÚ8‚€†"€"€ €€ €‚˙Click OK to close the Claim Paid window.’]jĹiĆ5 :€ź€RÚ8€†"€#€ €‚˙QHI asks if you want to create a report about your claim. Click Yes to create a report.5×ĹžĆ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙a6iĆ˙Ć+ &€l€\ˇ€‚ś€ € ‚˙When you've closed a claim, QHI does these things:tNžĆsÇ& €œ€\ˇ€€ ‚˙Removes from your inventory the items you lost as a result of the disaster.b:˙ĆŐÇ( €t€\ˇ€‚€ ‚˙Retains in your inventory the items you plan to repair.)sÇţÇ& €€\ˇ€€ ‚˙x7ŐÇvÉA P€o€\ˇ€‚€ € € € € € € € € ‚˙Remember, you can always see a list of claimed items on your claim reports. QHI retains claim reports for your reference. To review an old claim, from the Reports menu, choose insurance claim summary or insurance claim detail. Then choose the claim you want to look at from the Claims drop-down list.)ţÇŸÉ& €€\ˇ€€ ‚˙+vÉĘÉ( €€\ˇ€‚€ ‚˙AŸÉ Ę1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ Ę^ĘRPrinting reportsSĘÉ^Ę< H€0€ˆˆ˜„Šâžπˆ"€‰€‚˙Printing Reports§o ĘË8 @€Ţ€R˜€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click the Print button in the Report window. All reports have a Print button on the Report Title bar.5^Ę:Ë1 2€ €R˜‚€†"€2‚˙–dËĐË2 4€Č€R˜€€ €€ €‚˙Alternately, you can choose Print from the File menu to print the currently displayed report.`8:Ë0Ě( €p€R˜‚€‚˙The report is printed on your preset Windows printer.ŠwĐËŮĚ2 4€đ€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙For instructions on the printing features discussed below, click the Related Topics icon at the top of this screen.C0ĚÍ) "€4€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Printing selected itemsčŻŮĚÎ9 @€_€R˜€€ €€ €€ €‚˙If you are printing an inventory detail or insurance coverage detail report and have selected specific items, Quicken Home Inventory prints the selected items only. öľÍúÎA P€k€R˜‚€€ €€ €€ €€ €‚˙To print a report showing all items, click the Select Items button to display the Select Items window, and then click the Select All button. Click OK to close the window.?Î9Ď' €0€°ŒR–€‚˙Changing report fonts۲úÎ ) €e€R˜‚€‚˙You can change the font style and size in your printed reports. This feature is very useful if you have a very long report and wish to print it on the fewest9Ď ĘÉ number of pages. B9Ďb' €6€°ŒR–€‚˙Changing printer optionsđÇ R) €€R˜‚€‚˙You can change your printer selection or select options for printing, such a paper size, paper orientation (that is, whether the page is printed in a horizontal or vertical direction on the page).1bƒ1M˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙€˙˙˙˙ƒŸW(RÚ/ .€P€ŠRˇ€‚śăŮ7ˆ€‰‚˙Selecting items for a detail reportKƒ%0 0€6€ŠRˇ€ă#ŚÇŤ€‰€‚˙Changing report fontsPÚu2 4€<€ŠRˇ€‚ăYRXœ€‰€‚˙Changing printer options*%Ÿ' €€ŠRˇ€€‚˙Buá1Č˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙á5ĚCreating a reportTŸ5< H€2€ˆˆ˜„Šâí÷܀ˆ"€‰€‚˙Creating a reportBá´= J€†€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click Reports on the menu bar to display the Reports menu.Z+5/ .€X€RÚ8€†"€‚˙Choose the report you'd like to create.V%´d1 2€J€Rڂâg/ö퀉€‚˙Inventory value summary report Mą/ .€<€RÚâS:eˆ€‰€‚˙Inventory detail report Y(d 1 2€P€RڂâNĚŔZ€‰€‚˙Insurance coverage summary report V'ą`/ .€N€RÚâĂ?™Œ€‰€‚˙Insurance coverage detail report V% ś1 2€J€RڂâÔő ΀‰€‚˙Insurance claim summary report L`/ .€:€RÚâUó â€‰€‚˙Insurance claim report h1śj7 >€d€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙(Optional) Click Print to print the report.b-Ě5 :€\€RÚ8€†"€!€ €‚˙Click Close to close the report window.1jý1‘˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙‚˙˙˙˙ý]W(ĚT/ .€P€ŠRˇ€‚śăŮ7ˆ€‰‚˙Selecting items for a detail reportBý–- *€*€ŠRˇ€ă‰ó|†€‰‚˙Printing reportsMTă2 4€6€ŠRˇ€‚ă#ŚÇŤ€‰€‚˙Changing report fontsN–10 0€<€ŠRˇ€ăYRXœ€‰€‚˙Changing printer options,ă]) "€€ŠRˇ€‚€‚˙O1Ź1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ƒŹ ŕ Inventory value summary reporta%] < H€L€ˆˆ˜„ŠâŮp[€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Inventory value summary reportѤŹŢ - (€I€R˜€€ €‚˙The inventory value summary report summarizes all your belongings and their values, and gives you subtotals and a grand total of the value of your possessions.qI O ( €’€R˜‚€‚˙The inventory value summary report is an excellent summary to use for:`Ţ Ţ / .€Ŕ€ZRČL‚H€€€‚˙¨ Conducting a final check to see if you've included all your belongings in your inventory.ÔŚO ˛ . *€M€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ Storing in a location away from your home (along with a floppy disk containing your home inventory data) to support insurance claims if your home is destroyed.MŢ ˙ / .€<€ZRČL‚€€€‚˙¨ Attaching to your will.T'˛ S - *€N€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ Attaching to a net worth report.b3˙ ľ / .€f€ZRČL‚€€€‚˙¨ Seeking a loan from a financial institution.+S ŕ ( €€ R˜‚€‚˙1ľ  1 ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙„˙˙˙˙ € Dŕ U / .€*€ŠRˇ€‚śă‰ó|†€‰‚˙Printing reports+ € ( €€R˜‚€‚˙HU Č 1ď˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙…Č !ăAInventory detail reportY€ !; F€>€ˆˆ˜‚Šâűbh€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Inventory detail reportqČ ž, (€â€R˜€€ €‚˙The inventory detail report presents detailed information for a selected set of items or for all your items.L$! ( €H€R˜‚€‚˙This detail report is useful for:ŰŤž @0 .€W€ZRČL‚H€€€‚˙¨ Conducting a thorough inventory of your belongings after you have entered all items from memory. The report also shows you what detailed information may be missing.  @€ nA z@- *€‚€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ Printing details about a particular item for your records.j; @ä@/ .€v€ZRČL‚€€€‚˙¨ Tracking a collection of stamps, coins, or antiques.Ö§z@şA/ ,€O€R˜‚€€ €‚˙The preset report includes all the items in your inventory. You can use the Select Items button to create a custom report containing a smaller selection of items.)ä@ăA& €€ R˜€‚˙1şAB1ő˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙†˙˙˙˙BŘBDăAXB/ .€*€ŠRˇ€‚śă‰ó|†€‰‚˙Printing reportsU(B­B- *€P€ŠRˇ€ăŮ7ˆ€‰‚˙Selecting items for a detail report+XBŘB( €€R˜‚€‚˙R!­B*C1G ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙‡*CCĽLInsurance coverage summary reporte(ŘBC= J€R€ˆˆ˜„ŠÝâɍ€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Insurance coverage summary report4*CĂD- (€€R˜€€ €‚˙The insurance coverage summary report shows a summary listing of all your belongings and their values, and then compares the value of your belongings with your insurance coverage. This information helps you make informed decisions about your insurance needs.ăCŐE/ ,€Ç€R˜‚€€ €‚˙This report shows items and coverage for a specific insurance policy. The preset policy (Homeowner/Renter, unless you change it) is used to create the report. You can select another policy from the Policy list if you wish.oHĂDDF' €€°ŒR–€‚˙Using the insurance coverage summary report to evaluate your coverageęťŐE.G/ ,€w€R˜‚€€ €‚˙If your insurance coverage (shown at the end of the insurance coverage summary report) is less than the replacement value of your belongings, you may need to increase your insurance.ŠcDF¸H' €Ç€R˜€‚˙On the other hand, if your coverage greatly exceeds the replacement cost of your belongings, you may want to discuss reducing your coverage with your insurance agent. In either case, be sure you have included all your belongings, and be sure you have identified the correct insurance policy and coverage for each item before making insurance decisions. ă.GÄI) €Ç€R˜‚€‚˙For example, if your homeowner's insurance includes $150,000 coverage for your house and $50,000 for your belongings, either add the value of the house to your inventory or do not include the $150,000 in your coverage total.8¸HüI' €"€°ŒR–€‚˙Special riderseÄI‰J( €Ę€R˜‚€‚˙Many insurance policies require "riders" for coverage of special items, like jewelry and antiques.pIüIůK' €“€R˜€‚˙These riders are not automatically tracked by Quicken Home Inventory, so the report may indicate that you have adequate coverage overall, when in fact you need to purchase an additional rider to cover your special items. Once you purchase the rider, enter it into your list of policies as you would any other insurance policy.ƒ[‰J|L( €ś€R˜‚€‚˙Check with your insurance agent to make sure you have adequate coverage for these items.)ůKĽL& €€R˜€‚˙1|LÖL1Ÿ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ˆ˙˙˙˙ÖLDMDĽLM/ .€*€ŠRˇ€‚śă‰ó|†€‰‚˙Printing reports*ÖLDM' €€ŠRˇ€€‚˙Q M•M1ë˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙‰•MNťOInsurance coverage detail reportl*DMNB T€V€ˆˆ˜„ŠâPÖR\€ˆ"€‰€€€‚˙Insurance coverage detail report íŔ•MîN- (€€R˜€€ €‚˙The insurance coverage detail report provides all detailed information for a selection of items assigned to a particular policy. This report is useful for substantiating insurance claims.͞NťO/ ,€=€R˜‚€€ €‚˙The preset policy (Homeowner/Renter, unless you change it) is used to create this report. You can select other policies from the Policy list if you wish.1îN €1ţ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Š˙˙˙˙ €ҀťO €ťODťOP€/ .€*€ŠRˇ€‚śă‰ó|†€‰‚˙Printing reportsU( €Ľ€- *€P€ŠRˇ€ăŮ7ˆ€‰‚˙Selecting items for a detail report-P€Ҁ* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙NĽ€ 1ŕ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙‹ .„Insurance claim detail report_$Ҁ; F€J€ˆˆ˜‚ŠâăGUa€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Insurance claim detail reportQ$ Ђ- (€I€R˜€€ €‚˙The insurance claim detail report provides detailed information about each item you've selected for a claim. Create this report if you need to give your insurance adjuster specific details about the items you've claimed or if you need to refresh your memory about a lost or damaged item.—ogƒ( €Ţ€R˜‚€‚˙Submit this report, along with copies of all receipts and records for these items to your insurance company.wЂ„& €î€R˜€‚˙You can create this report at any time, even after you've closed the claim and replaced the items in your inventory.*gƒ.„' €€R˜‚€‚˙1„_„1Ÿ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Œ˙˙˙˙_„̈́D.„Ł„/ .€*€ŠRˇ€‚śă‰ó|†€‰‚˙Printing reports*_„̈́' €€R˜‚€‚˙OŁ„…1S˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙…|…ž‡Insurance claim summary report`%̈́|…; F€L€ˆˆ˜‚ŠâăGUa€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Insurance claim summary report1…­†- (€ €R˜€€ €‚˙The insurance claim summary report provides vital information for you and your insurance adjuster. This report lists all items on your claim and their replacement costs. You can easily update the report to show repair costs for items that can be salvaged.ȟ|…u‡) €?€R˜‚€‚˙QHI maintains all reports. Even after you've closed a claim and replaced the items in your inventory, you can go back and review or print any claim report. )­†ž‡& €€R˜€‚˙S"u‡ń‡1¤ ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Žń‡Uˆ4ÁSelecting items for detail reportsd)ž‡Uˆ; F€T€ˆˆ˜‚Šâ"0M€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Selecting items for detail reportsŠQń‡߉9 @€Ł€R˜€€ €€ €€ €‚˙The inventory detail and insurance coverage detail reports have a Select Items button that you use to select items for inclusion in a custom detail report. For example, if you are updating your coverage for items that may have appreciated (or depreciated) in value, you can create a report containing just the items in question.5UˆŠ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙}U߉‘Š( €Ş€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙Quicken Home Inventory retains custom selections for the current QHI session only.˜pŠ)‹( €ŕ€R˜‚€‚˙You create these reports for different reasons, however, the selection procedure is the same for all reports.N'‘Šw‹' €N€°ŒR–€‚˙To select items for a detail report:~G)‹ő‹7 >€€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €‚˙Choose the detail report you want to create from the Report menu:X"w‹MŒ6 <€D€ZRƒ€L‚‚ăiű 7€‰€€‚˙Inventory detail report or T&ő‹ĄŒ. ,€L€ZRƒ€Lăbďőp€‰‚˙Insurance coverage detail report †IMŒ'= J€”€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click the Select Items button to display the Select Items window.3ĄŒZ/ .€ €Rڀ†"€3‚˙Ǐ'!Ž8 >€!€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙The window opens with all items selected. Click the Clear All button to clear item selection before you start selecting individual items.’ZăŽ0 .€'€RÚ8€†"€!‚˙Click each item you want to include in the report. A highlight indicates that you've selected that item and QHI will include it in the report.Ϛ!Ž˛5 8€5€Rڂ€€ €€ €‚˙To clear selections, click selected items, or click the Clear All button to clear all selections. To select all items, click the Select All button.o:ăŽ-Ŕ5 :€v€RÚ8€†"€"€ €‚˙Click OK when you're ˛-Ŕž‡satisfied with your selections.Ţľ˛ Á) €k€R˜‚€‚˙Quicken Home Inventory displays the report, showing only the selected items. The legend in the button bar tells you the number of items you've selected from your total inventory.)-Ŕ4Á& €€R˜€‚˙1 ÁeÁ1u˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙eÁŠÁD4ÁŠÁ/ .€*€ŠRˇ€‚śă‰ó|†€‰‚˙Printing reports@eÁéÁ1Ă˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙éÁlĘSetting options>ŠÁ'Â, (€$€ˆˆ˜†ŠÝ€‚˙Setting options}?éÁ¤Â> L€€€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙To change an option, choose Options from the Edit menu.‚V'Â&Ă, (€Ź€RȀ€ €‚˙Use the Options window to change how Quicken Home Inventory displays information.;¤ÂaĂ) "€$€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To set options:‘S&ĂňĂ> L€¨€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click the checkbox preceding the option to select or clear it, for example:3aĂ%Ä/ .€ €˜RȀ†"€&‚˙5ňĂZÄ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙c;%Ä˝Ä( €v€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙Selected options remain in effect until you change them.GZÄĹ) "€<€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Suggested Item List optionsŤy˝ÄŻĹ2 4€ň€R˜€€ €€ €‚˙These options control the display and dollar amounts that appear in the Replacement Cost and Resale Value fields.`1ĹĆ/ .€b€ZŒRřR‚zâË)[€‰‚˙Use suggested values for new inventory itemsk>ŻĹzĆ- *€|€ZŒRřRâ>c:€‰‚˙Automatically set Resale Value to 50% of Replacement Cost;ĆľĆ) "€$€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Display options‚\zĆ7Ç& €¸€R˜€‚˙These options control the display and sound effects of messages and inventory activities.f7ľĆÇ/ .€n€ZŒRřR‚zâŠP—š€‰‚˙Warn before recording and deleting inventory itemsR%7ÇďÇ- *€J€ZŒRřRâĺzŞÎ€‰‚˙Beep when recording and deletinga2ÇPČ/ .€d€ZŒRřR‚â,R€€‰‚˙Use sounds and special effects in detail viewO"ďÇŸČ- *€D€ZŒRřRâ˙íĂJ€‰‚˙Show cents in currency fields;PČÚČ) "€$€°ŒR–‚€‚˙General optionsf@ŸČ@É& €€€R˜€‚˙These options control the action of various keys and prompts.P!ÚȐÉ/ .€B€ZŒRřR‚zâsó/€‰‚˙Treat the Enter key as a tabJ@ÉÚÉ- *€:€ZŒRřR≀‰‚˙Remind to backup on exitLÉ&Ę/ .€:€ZŒRřR‚âsÍw€‰‚˙Default insurance policyFÚÉlĘ- *€2€ZŒRřRâ.Âݢ€‰‚˙Quicken account nameL&ʸĘ15˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙‘˙˙˙˙¸ĘĄĚSuggested Item List optionsHlĘË* $€<€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Suggested Item List optionsŤy¸ĘŤË2 4€ň€R˜€€ €€ €‚˙These options control the display and dollar amounts that appear in the Replacement Cost and Resale Value fields.`1Ë Ě/ .€b€ZŒRřR‚zâË)[€‰‚˙Use suggested values for new inventory itemsk>ŤËvĚ- *€|€ZŒRřRâ>c:€‰‚˙Automatically set resale value to 50% of replacement cost+ ĚĄĚ( €€R˜‚€‚˙@vĚáĚ1 ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙’˙˙˙˙áĚŽÎGeneral options;ĄĚÍ) "€$€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙General optionsf@áĚ‚Í& €€€R˜€‚˙These options control the action of various keys and prompts.P!ÍŇÍ/ .€B€ZŒRřR‚zâsó/€‰‚˙Treat the Enter key as a tabJ‚ÍÎ- *€:€ZŒRřR≀‰‚˙Remind to backup on exitLŇÍhÎ/ .€:€ZŒRřR‚âsÍw€‰‚˙Default insurance policyFÎŽÎ- *€2€ZŒRřRâ.Âݢ€‰‚˙Quicken account name@hÎîÎ1k˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙“˙˙˙˙îÎ Display options<ŽÎ*Ď* $€$€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Display options‚\îÎŹĎ& €¸€R˜€‚˙These options control the display and sound effects of messages and inventory activities.f7*Ď/ .€n€ZŒRřR‚zâŠP—š€‰‚˙Warn before recording and deleting ŹĎŽÎinventory itemsR%ŹĎp- *€J€ZŒRřRâĺzŞÎ€‰‚˙Beep when recording and deletinga2Ń/ .€d€ZŒRřR‚â,R€€‰‚˙Use sounds and special effects in detail viewO"p - *€D€ZŒRřRâ˙íĂJ€‰‚˙Show cents in currency fields],Ń}1ˇ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙”˙˙˙˙}×Use suggested values for new inventory itemsY/ Ö* $€^€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Use suggested values for new inventory items6 } ) "€€R˜€€‚˙Selected:ÔÖĎ/ ,€)€RȂH€€ €‚˙Displays the suggested replacement cost and resale value amounts in the inventory list fields when you add items from the Suggested Items list.7 + &€€R˜‚€€‚˙Cleared:ŚxĎŹ. ,€đ€RȂH€€ €‚˙Does not use suggested replacement cost and resale values amounts when you add items from the Suggested Items list.+×( €€R˜‚€‚˙j9ŹA1>˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙•˙˙˙˙AAutomatically set resale value to 50% of replacement coste<׌) "€x€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Automatically set resale value to 50% of replacement cost6 AÜ) "€€R˜€€‚˙Selected:&÷Ś/ ,€ď€RȂH€€ €‚˙Calculates the suggested resale value amount at the percentage you set below the replacement cost when you add new items. Fifty percent is the preset percentage. To change the percentage, click in the field and then type the new percentage.7 Ü9+ &€€R˜‚€€‚˙Cleared:ą‚ę/ ,€€RȂH€€ €‚˙Does not calculate the suggested resale value; the amount entered is the same as the replacement cost when you add new items.+9( €€R˜‚€‚˙c2ęx1B˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙–˙˙˙˙xW Warn before recording and deleting inventory items^5Ö) "€j€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Warn before recording and deleting inventory items6 x ) "€€R˜€€‚˙Selected:ŸwÖŤ( €î€RȂH€‚˙Prompts when you leave an item you've changed but not yet recorded or when you permanently delete an inventory item.7 â+ &€€R˜‚€€‚˙Cleared:J"Ť, ( €D€RȂH€‚˙Warning prompt does not appear.+âW ( €€R˜‚€‚˙Q , ¨ 1ă˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙—˙˙˙˙¨ : Beep when recording and deletingL#W ô ) "€F€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Beep when recording and deleting6 ¨ * ) "€€R˜€€ ‚˙Selected:S+ô } ( €V€RȂH€‚˙Beeps when you record or delete an item.7 * ´ + &€€R˜‚€€‚˙Cleared:[3}  ( €f€RȂH€‚˙Does not beep when you record or delete an item.+´ : ( €€R˜‚€‚˙^- ˜ 19˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˜˙˙˙˙˜ s Use sounds and special effects in detail viewY0: ń ) "€`€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Use sounds and special effects in Detail view6 ˜ ' ) "€€R˜€€ ‚˙Selected:ždń Ĺ : D€Č€RȂH€€ €€ €€ €‚˙In Detail view, simulates a page turning when you click the Prev Item or Next Item buttons.7 ' ü + &€€R˜‚€€‚˙Cleared:L$Ĺ H ( €H€RȂH€‚˙Does not simulate a page turning.+ü s ( €€R˜‚€‚˙NH Á 1˝˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙™˙˙˙˙Á đ@Show cents in currency fieldsI s  ) "€@€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Show cents in currency fields6 Á @) "€€R˜€€ ‚˙Selected:•m Ő( €Ú€RȂH€‚˙Displays cents in currency fields. You always see the exact total when you send transactions from Quicken.7 @ + &€€R˜‚€€‚˙Cleared:€XŐŒ( €°€RȂH€‚˙Does not display cents in currency fields; amounts are rounded to the nearest dollar.Ý œ@' €ť€RȀ‚˙Automatic rounding of transaction amounts sent from Quicken will cause an apŒœ@s parent discrepancy between the amount you receive from Quicken (for example, $50.50) and the amount displayed in Quicken Home Inventory ($51).+ŒÇ@( €€R˜‚€‚˙)œ@đ@& €€R˜€‚˙MÇ@=A1o˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙š˙˙˙˙=A_DTreat the Enter key as a tabHđ@…A) "€>€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Treat the Enter key as a tab6 =AťA) "€€R˜€€ ‚˙Selected:_1…AB. ,€b€RȂH€€ €‚˙Enter key moves between fields in List view.7 ťAQB+ &€€R˜‚€€‚˙Cleared:ş‘B C) €#€RȂH€‚˙Enter key records (or performs an action, such as closing a window) rather than moves between fields. You must use Tab to move between fields.5QB@C1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ôł C4DA P€g€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € € € € € € € ‚˙In Notes fields, the Enter key behaves as a line return so you can type multiple lines of text. 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(You can use Move Item to move items from one policy to another.)+ëF„H( €€R˜‚€‚˙HYHĚH1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ĚHIŕNChanging the date styleC„HI) "€4€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Changing the date style#ęĚH2J9 @€Ő€R˜€€€€€€€‚˙QHI is preset to display the date by month, day, and year: 07/24/96. To have QHI display the date by day, month, and year (24/07/96), you need to change a setting in Windows. This setting applies to all Windows applications.m?IŸJ. ,€~€R˜‚€€ €‚˙If you are using Windows 3.1, go to Windows Control Panel.w@2JK7 >€‚€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €‚˙In the Control Panel window, click the International icon.[/ŸJqK, (€^€Rڀ€ €‚˙Windows displays the International window.u8KćK= J€r€RÚ8‚€†"€€ €€ €‚˙In the Date Format box, click the Change button.Y-qK?L, (€Z€Rڀ€ €‚˙Windows displays the Date Format window.a*ćK L7 >€V€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙Select DMY as the short date format.D?LäL5 :€ €RÚ8€†"€!€ €‚˙Click OK.|N L`M. ,€œ€R˜‚€€ €‚˙If you are using a later version of Windows, go to Windows Control Panel.r;äLŇM7 >€x€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €‚˙In the Control Panel window, click Regional Settings.O`M!N5 :€6€RÚ8€†"€€ €‚˙Choose the Date tab.PŇMqN1 2€@€RÚ8‚€†"€ ‚˙Choose a short date format.D!NľN5 :€ €RÚ8€†"€!€ €‚˙Click OK.+qNŕN( €€RÚ8‚€‚˙EľN%O1J˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ž˙˙˙˙%O6Quicken account nameAŕNfO* $€.€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Quicken account nameČĄ%O:€' €C€R˜€‚˙Enter the name of the Quicken asset account you want QHI to send your inventory data to. If you enter a new accounfO:€ŕNt name, Quicken creates the account for you.5fOo€1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙œt:€ ( €č€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙QHI overwrites the information stored in this account each time you send your inventory data from QHI to Quicken.+o€6( €€R˜‚€‚˙= s1‡˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ŸsŹ‡Getting Help96Ź) "€ €ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Getting Help Esń' €<€°ŒR–€‚˙Help button on the iconbar:1řŹ"ƒ9 @€ó€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙When you click Help on the iconbar, the mouse pointer changes to an arrow and question mark. Then click on a icon, a window, a menu item, or some other area of the window. Quicken Home Inventory displays a Help topic for the item you clicked.3ńUƒ/ .€ €˜RȀ†"€4‚˙K""ƒ ƒ) "€D€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Help commands on the Help menu:ҙUƒr„9 @€5€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙From the Help menu, choose the Help command you want to use. You can choose to see the Help contents, the Search box, or information on using Help.a0 ƒӄ1 2€b€RÚ8‚\€†"€‚˙Click on a menu item to learn more about it.5r„…1 2€€˜RȂH€†"€ +‚˙CӄK…) "€4€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Help button on windows: h…ë…8 @€Ň€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Click the Help button on the window you are currently using to see the Help topic for that window.3K…†/ .€ €˜RȀ†"€5‚˙*ë…H†' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙3†{†/ .€ €°R˜€†"€6‚˙‡YH†‡. ,€˛€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙Press F1 to display Help for the Main window, or for the currently displayed window.P{†R‡1Ş˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ R‡ž‡‹Viewing by location or categoryL"‡ž‡* $€D€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Viewing by location or categoryďźR‡ˆ3 4€y€R˜€€ €€ €‚˙You use the Location or Category list box to view items by the selected location, such as living room or bedroom or by the selected category, such as appliances or home furnishings.5ž‡ˆ1 2€ €R˜‚€†"€7‚˙=ˆ˙ˆ' €,€°ŒR–€‚˙To change the view:ŕĄÂˆ߉? L€E€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Quicken Home Inventory is preset to show your inventory list by location. To view your inventory list by category, choose By Category from the View menu.[2˙ˆ:Š) "€d€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To select a location or category from the list:˛z߉ěŠ8 @€ö€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Click the View by listbox arrow to display the drop-down list, and then select the appropriate location or category.+:Š‹( €€R˜‚€‚˙DěŠ[‹18˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ą˙˙˙˙[‹OAlphabetizing items?‹š‹) "€,€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Alphabetizing itemsń˛[‹‹Œ? L€g€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙From the Edit menu, choose Alphabetize Register to place all items in the currently displayed location or category in alphabetical order (the order is ascending, A to Z).5š‹ŔŒ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙f8‹Œ&. ,€p€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙You can only alphabetize the register in List view.)ŔŒO& €€\ˇ€€ ‚˙> &1/˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˘˙˙˙˙ÁRecord button:OǍ* $€ €ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Record button6ý2 4€ €ZRČL‚H€†"€8‚˙*Ǎ'Ž' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙XýˇŽ8 @€˛€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Click Record to save your changes when you add new items or modify existing items.5'ŽěŽ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙§yˇŽ“. ,€ň€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙If you click Restore before you record an item, Quicken Home Inventory discards any changes you've made to the item.I ěŽ܏) "€@€°ŒR–‚€‚˙You can also save changes by:ȉ“°Ŕ? L€€ZRČL‚܏°ŔOH€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Pressing Enter when the "Treat the Enter key as a tab" option on the Option window is turned off (cleared). For information, see:; ܏ëŔ/ .€€ŠRˇ€‚śăo^ĐՀ‰‚˙Options+°ŔÁ( €€R˜‚€‚˙?ëŔUÁ1Ý˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ł˙˙˙˙UÁóĂRestore button:ÁÁ) "€"€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Restore button6UÁĹÁ2 4€ €ZRČL‚H€†"€9‚˙*ÁďÁ' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙ƍĹÁľÂ9 @€€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Click Restore if you make a mistake while you're entering or editing an item. The item reverts to the way it was before you changed it.5ďÁęÂ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ŢŁľÂČĂ; D€G€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € € € € € ‚˙Be sure you click Restore before you click Record. Once you click Record, Quicken Home Inventory saves the changes until the next time you edit the item.+ęÂóĂ( €€R˜‚€‚˙> ČĂ1Ä1Ę˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙¤˙˙˙˙1Ä˝ĆDelete button9óĂjÄ) "€ €ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Delete button31ĝÄ/ .€ €R˜€†"€:‚˙qCjÄĹ. ,€†€R˜‚€€ €‚˙You use the Delete button to delete items from your inventory.:ÄHĹ' €&€°ŒR–€‚˙To delete items:ş|ĹĆ> L€ú€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙In List view, select the item you want to delete (in Detail view the currently displayed form is the selected item).ZHĹ’Ć6 <€ś€ZRČL€†"€€ €‚˙Click Delete. QHI deletes the item and all related information from your inventory.+Ć˝Ć( €€R˜‚€‚˙< ’ĆůĆ1ř˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ľ˙˙˙˙ůĆľÉCopy button7˝Ć0Ç) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Copy button3ůĆcÇ/ .€ €R˜€†"€;‚˙¸t0ÇČD X€ę€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙In List view, select the item you want to copy. (In Detail view the currently displayed item is selected.)IcÇšČ6 <€”€ZRČL€†"€€ €‚˙Click Copy to duplicate the selected item on the next line or form.5ČĎČ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ť†šČŠÉ5 8€ €\ˇ€‚ś€ € € € € ‚˙QHI duplicates all existing information about the item; this includes detailed information that may appear in Detail view only.+ĎČľÉ( €€R˜‚€‚˙; ŠÉđÉ1 ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ś˙˙˙˙đÉžĚNew button6 ľÉ&Ę) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙New button6đÉ\Ę2 4€ €ZRČL‚H€†"€<‚˙´r&ĘËB T€ć€ZRČL€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click New to add a new blank line (in List view) or a new blank form (in Detail view) to your inventory.|T\ĘŒË( €¨€RȂ€‚˙After you've added the blank line or form, you can type the new item information.5ËÁË1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ŇŁŒË“Ě/ ,€G€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙You don't need to use the New button to add items from the Suggested Items list, Quicken Home Inventory adds a new line or form when you add a suggested item.+ÁËžĚ( €€R˜‚€‚˙R!“ĚÍ1\˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙§˙˙˙˙ÍöDetail View and List View buttonsW.žĚgÍ) "€\€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Detail View and Return to List View buttons ČÍtÎE X€‘€R˜€€ €€ €€ €€ €€ €‚˙In Detail view, click the Return to List View button to see multiple inventory items on a list. In List view, click the Detail View button to see the detailed form for an individual item.ÉgÍ„ĎG \€“€RȂHăűWŠ|€‰€ €€ €€ €€ €‚˙Detail view QHI displays each item on a detailed form. The form contains additional information fields not visible in List view, like Serial Number, Make/Model, and Resale Value History.ܗtÎlE X€/€RČă Łř€‰€ €€ €€ €€ €‚˙List view QHI displays each item on one line, with „ĎlžĚDescription, Location/Category, Replacement Cost and Resale Value fields for the item.F„ϲ) "€:€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To set the inventory view:ŒIl>C V€”€RȂH€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click the Return to List View button if you are in Detail view.3˛q/ .€ €˜RȀ†"€=‚˙‚?>óC V€€€RȂ€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click the Detail view button if you are in List view.3q&/ .€ €˜RȀ†"€>‚˙oóĂ. ,€Ţ€˜RȂ€€ €‚˙Alternatively, you can change the view from the View menu. Select by clicking on the view you want to use.3&ö/ .€ €˜RȀ†"€?‚˙BĂ81B˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙¨˙˙˙˙88Calculator button>öv* $€(€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Calculator button38Š/ .€ €R˜€†"€@‚˙¸‰va/ ,€€R˜‚€€ €‚˙Quicken Home Inventory displays the Calculator button on number value fields (such as the Resale Value and Replacement Cost fields).@ŠĄ' €2€°ŒR–€‚˙To use the calculator:v?a7 >€€€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €‚˙Click on the Calculator button to display the calculator.…PĄœ5 :€˘€RÚ8€†"€€ €‚˙Click on the calculator C button to clear the current amount in the field.‰a%( €Â€Rڂ€‚˙Perform your calculation. The numbers appear in the field as you enter them on the calculator.{Fœ 5 :€Ž€RÚ8€†"€ € €‚˙Click Done or click anywhere outside the calculator to close it.l5% 7 >€l€RÚ8‚€†"€!€ €‚˙Click the Record button to record your changes., 8) "€€ZRČL‚H€‚˙P ˆ1Ą˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Š˙˙˙˙ˆŮ Next Item and Prev Item buttonsL"8Ô* $€D€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Next Item and Prev Item buttons3ˆ/ .€ €R˜€†"€A‚˙{MÔ‚. ,€š€R˜‚€€ €‚˙You use these buttons in Detail view to go to the next or previous item.•] 8 @€ź€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Click the Next Item button to go to the next item in the selected location or category.—a‚Ž 6 <€Ä€ZRČL€†"€€ €‚˙Click the Prev Item button to go to the previous item in the selected location or category.+ Ů ( €€R˜‚€‚˙: Ž  1 ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ş ^ E@List ViewKŮ ^ ; F€"€ˆˆ˜‚Šâő%‘”€ˆ"€‰€‚˙List viewf: Ä , (€t€R˜€€ €‚˙The List view displays multiple items in list format.5^ ů 1 2€ €R˜‚€†"€‚˙3Ä , / .€ €°R˜€†"€‚˙Eřů q M h€ń€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € € € € € € € € € € € ‚˙You can also view a single item in Detail view which contains additional fields not visible in List view. To see the item in Detail view, click the Detail view button on the Item Description field (shown in the illustration above).*, › ' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙”bq / 2 4€Ć€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙To learn about the information fields and buttons in List view, click on the following topics:D› s / .€*€ZŒRřR‚ză-~5ˆ€‰‚˙Item DescriptionX+/ Ë - *€V€ZŒRřRă"ƸՀ‰‚˙Item Location or Item Category listboxDs / .€*€ZŒRřR‚ăO`р‰‚˙Replacement Cost>Ë M- *€"€ZŒRřRăÍĽßÀ‰‚˙Resale Value>‹/ .€€ZŒRřR‚â+G´w€‰‚˙Total line?MĘ- *€$€ZŒRřRâŞeîc€‰‚˙Detail buttonE‹/ .€,€ZŒRřR‚ăgi%€‰‚˙Calculator button*Ę9' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙tB­2 4€†€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙To learn how to enter items in list view, click on this topic:b39@/ .€f€ZŒRřR‚zăű s€‰‚˙Entering, editing, and viewing inv­@Ů entory items*­E@' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙1@v@1›˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ť˙˙˙˙v@ŕ@?E@ľ@/ .€ €ŠRˇ€‚śăűWŠ|€‰‚˙Detail view+v@ŕ@( €€R˜‚€‚˙Gľ@'A1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ź˙˙˙˙'A÷DItem Description fieldBŕ@iA) "€2€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Item Description fieldÚ­'ACB- (€[€R˜€€ €‚˙You enter the name and a brief description of a unique item in the Item Description field. You can enter up to 50 characters in any combination of letters and numbers.X/iA›B) "€^€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To enter or edit the Item Description field:ěšCB‡C3 4€u€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Click in the field, and then type the name and/or a brief description of the item. If the field contains existing text, select the existing text, and then type the replacement text.5›BźC1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙iA‡C%D( €‚€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙Here are some tips you may find valuable when you enter items:V)źC{D- *€R€ŠRˇ€âĚ'`Ł€‰‚˙Distinguishing between similar itemsQ"%DĚD/ .€D€ŠRˇ€‚âđ‚/ń€‰‚˙Using alphabetical references+{D÷D( €€R˜‚€‚˙U$ĚDLE1(˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙­˙˙˙˙LEHDistinguishing between similar itemsP'÷DœE) "€N€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Distinguishing between similar items°‰LELF' €€R˜€‚˙When you enter item names in a field, it is helpful to add some identifying information in addition to the "generic" name of the item:BœEŽF/ .€&€ZRČL‚H€€ €‚˙¨ For example:–pLF$G& €ŕ€RȀ‚˙You may have two entries for "Bookcase" with the only distinguishing factor being the price ($100 and $200). ЛŽFôG5 8€7€RȂ€€ €€ €‚˙It would be helpful to further distinguish between the bookcases by adding other elements to the description, like: Bookcase-oak and Bookcase-teak.+$GH( €€R˜‚€‚˙NôGmH1Ş˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ž˙˙˙˙mHÉKUsing alphabetical referencesI HśH) "€@€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Using alphabetical referencesjmHFI& €Ô€R˜€‚˙Items are referenced alphabetically, so it is helpful to use the same beginning word for similar items:BśHˆI/ .€&€ZRČL‚H€€ €‚˙¨ For example:)FIąJ' €€RȀ‚˙You might use "Dining Table," "Dining Chairs" for all objects related to "dining" instead of "Table, Dining," "Chairs, Dining." However, this is not a hard and fast rule and you should name your possessions in the way that is easiest for you to remember.ďˆIÉK) €ß€R˜‚€‚˙QHI does not distinguish between uppercase and lowercase letters. This means that items are sorted according to the first word or character in the item description regardless of case. For example, Couch and couch will appear together.T#ąJL1­˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ż˙˙˙˙L|‚Item Location or Item Category listP'ÉKmL) "€N€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Item Location or Item Category listskL M2 4€Ö€R˜€€ €€ €‚˙You use the Item Location and Item Category lists to change the current item's location or category.qImL{M( €’€R˜‚€‚˙Use this method when you need to update just one (or maybe two) items.˞ MFN- (€=€R˜€€ €‚˙When you need to update many inventory locations (for example, when you rearrange your furniture), use Move Item. Click on a topic for more information:C{M‰N/ .€(€ŠRˇ€‚śă ˙р‰‚˙About Move Item_/FNčN0 0€^€ŠRˇ€ăůç€y€‰€‚˙Moving items from one location to anotherg>‰NOO) "€|€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To choose from the Item Category or Item Location list box:d2čNłO2 4€f€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Click the arrow to display the drop-down list.`0OO€0 0€b€ZRČL€†"€‚˙Choose the appropriate locałO€ÉKtion or category.5łOT€1 2€ €˜RȂ€†"€B‚˙5€‰€1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙°|T€94 8€ř€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € € € ‚˙If you are viewing your inventory by location and want to view it by category, choose By Category from the View menu.5‰€n1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ă˘9Q‚A P€E€\ˇ€‚śăűWŠ|€ ‰€ € € € € € ‚˙Detail view contains both Item Location and Item Category list boxes. In Detail view, you can change an item's location and category at the same time.+n|‚( €€R˜‚€‚˙CQ‚ż‚1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙°˙˙˙˙ż‚ŠˆResale Value field>|‚ý‚) "€*€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Resale Value fieldpJż‚mƒ& €”€R˜€‚˙Enter the actual resale value of the item if you were to sell it today.c:ý‚Ѓ) "€t€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To enter or change an amount in the Resale Value field:l:mƒ<„2 4€v€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Click in the field; then type the item's resale value.ŘЃA…- (€ą€RȀ€ €‚˙If the field contains an existing value, select it. Then type the new value. (An existing value may be one you entered or it may be a suggested resale value if you added the item from the Suggested Items list.)5<„v…1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙&÷A…œ†/ ,€ď€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙Each item has three values: purchase price, replacement cost, and resale value. Resale value is a set percentage of replacement cost. You set the resale value percentage in the Options window. For more information about these options, see:9 v…Ն, (€€\ˇ€ăo^ĐՀ ‰‚˙Options f8œ†;‡. ,€p€\ˇ€‚âË)[€ ‰‚˙Use suggested values for new inventory items option^2Ն™‡, (€d€\ˇ€â>c:€ ‰‚˙Automatically set resale value percent optiona8;‡ú‡) "€p€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To learn about resale values and your net worth, see:e6™‡_ˆ/ .€l€ŠRˇ€‚śâǁ B€‰‚˙Resale value and your net worth amount in Quicken+ú‡Šˆ( €€R˜‚€‚˙b1_ˆěˆ1]˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ą˙˙˙˙ěˆçŒResale value and your net worth amount in Quicken]4ŠˆI‰) "€h€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Resale value and your net worth amount in Quicken´‡ěˆý‰- (€€R˜€€ €‚˙Resale value is the amount that is sent to your Quicken Home Inventory asset account when you click Update Quicken on the iconbar.ăI‰‹5 8€Ç€R˜‚€€ €€ €‚˙Each time you update the Resale Value field, QHI records the amount in the Resale Value History window. QHI maintains the resale value history to show the change in your net worth over time in Quicken net worth reports.3ý‰H‹/ .€ €°R˜€†"€‚˙tH‹źŒ, &€‘€\ˇ€‚ś€ € ‚˙Update Frequently. Since resale value determines your total net worth figure, you should update this field as frequently as necessary for the appropriate items (perhaps once a year). Updating the item's resale value for appreciation or depreciation at regular intervals will help you maintain an accurate net worth amount.+H‹çŒ( €€R˜‚€‚˙; źŒ"1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˛˙˙˙˙" ŔTotal Line6 çŒX) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Total lineűÂ"SŽ9 @€…€R˜€€ €€ €€ €‚˙The total line is visible in List view only. It changes dynamically to show a running total of the Replacement Cost and Resale Value fields as you add or modify items in your inventory.5XˆŽ1 2€ €˜RȂH€†"€C‚˙5SŽ˝Ž1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙<ˆŽ Ŕ) €'€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙The total changes according to the inventory display. If you are viewing by location, the total reflects the resale value of all items in the location. If you are viewing by category, the total reflects the resale value of your current inventory for the selected category.˝Ž ŔçŒ< ˝ŽHŔ1ż˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙łHŔ–Ŕ$ÇDetail ViewN Ŕ–Ŕ< H€&€ˆˆ˜„ŠâF'đŤ€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Detail viewÚHŔľÁE X€ľ€R˜€€ €€ €€ €€ €€ €‚˙In Detail view, QHI displays each item separately on a detailed form. Also, Detail view provides additional information fields not visible in List view. (List view displays multiple items in list format.)5–ŔęÁ1 2€ €R˜‚€†"€‚˙(ľÁÂ% €€R˜€ ‚˙–dęÁ¨Â2 4€Ę€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙To learn about the information fields and buttons in Detail view, click on the following topics:DÂěÂ/ .€*€ZŒRřR‚ză-~5ˆ€‰‚˙Item Description<¨Â(Ă- *€€ZŒRřRăřŢL€‰‚˙Make/ModelAěÂiĂ/ .€$€ZŒRřR‚ă Ş,+€‰‚˙Serial Number>(çĂ- *€"€ZŒRřRăĘÖŐp€‰‚˙Purchased AtAiĂčĂ/ .€$€ZŒRřR‚ăÁďý€‰‚˙Purchase Date@§Ă(Ä- *€&€ZŒRřRăŞ˙u€‰‚˙Original PriceDčĂlÄ/ .€*€ZŒRřR‚ăO`р‰‚˙Replacement Cost>(ÄŞÄ- *€"€ZŒRřRăÍĽßÀ‰‚˙Resale ValueO lÄůÄ/ .€@€ZŒRřR‚ăąo˜t€‰‚˙Receipts and Records buttonM ŞÄFĹ- *€@€ZŒRřRăš•*€‰‚˙Resale Value History buttonY*ůÄŸĹ/ .€T€ZŒRřR‚ă"ƸՀ‰‚˙Item Location and Item Category lists<FĹŰĹ- *€€ZŒRřRăĺ†j€‰‚˙Ins Policy= ŸĹĆ2 4€€ZŒRřR‚ă×­ŕr€‰€‚˙Claim7 ŰĹOĆ- *€€ZŒRřRă>ŻŠ*€‰‚˙Notes?ĆŽĆ/ .€ €ZŒRřR‚âŞeîc€‰‚˙List buttonCOĆŃĆ- *€,€ZŒRřRâgi%€‰‚˙Calculator buttonS$ŽĆ$Ç/ .€H€ZŒRřR‚âa7n€‰‚˙Next Item and Prev Item buttons1ŃĆUÇ1Î˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙´˙˙˙˙UÇňÇ=$Ç’Ç/ .€€ŠRˇ€‚śă Łř€‰‚˙List view`3UÇňÇ- *€f€ŠRˇ€ăű s€‰‚˙Entering, editing, and viewing inventory itemsC’Ç5Č1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ľ˙˙˙˙5ČúÉPurchased At field?ňÇtČ* $€*€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Purchased At fieldh65ČÜČ2 4€n€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Enter the store from which you purchased the item.óżtČĎÉ4 6€€ZRČL€€€â>ŻŠ*‰‚˙¨ If you bought or acquired the item from a private individual you may want to include a telephone number. You also can record other information about the purchase in the Notes field.+ÜČúÉ( €€R˜‚€‚˙EĎÉ?Ę1 ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ś˙˙˙˙?ĘšÍOriginal Price field@úÉĘ) "€.€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Original Price fieldsA?ĘňĘ2 4€„€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Enter the original purchase price that you paid for the item.œoĘŽË- *€Ţ€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ If you have just purchased the item, your purchase price and resale value amounts are probably the same.ćśňĘtĚ0 .€m€ZRČL‚€€€‚˙¨ If the item was a gift or is an antique or an original art work, you may not know the original price. If this is the case, just leave the field blank or make your best guess.5ŽËŠĚ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ƝtĚoÍ) €;€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙Over time, having an amount in this field gives you a valuable comparison between your purchase price and your changing resale value and replacement cost.+ŠĚšÍ( €€R˜‚€‚˙DoÍŢÍ1˜˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ˇ˙˙˙˙ŢÍW Purchase Date field?šÍÎ) "€,€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Purchase Date fieldl:Ţ͉Î2 4€v€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Enter the date that you originally purchased the item.­zÎ6Ď3 6€ô€ZRČL€€€â>ŻŠ*‰‚˙¨ If you purchased the item for resale and did not pay sales tax you may want to note that fact in the Notes field.ą‰Î 0 .€€ZRČL‚€€€‚˙¨ You can set the date style (shown as 07/12/93 or 12/7/93) by changing a setting in Windows. For detailed information, see:6Ď šÍK6ĎW / .€8€ZŒRřR‚zăîńĐ݀‰‚˙Changing the date styleK ˘ 1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙¸˙˙˙˙˘ s Resale Value History fieldHW ę * $€<€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Resale Value History button—Y˘  > L€´€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click the Resale Value History button to display the Resale Value History window.Ҥę S . *€I€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ This window shows the chronological resale value history for an item. When you enter or change an item's resale value, QHI records the date and amount here.H › 0 .€1€ZRČL‚€€€‚˙¨ As a general rule, the resale value of an item decreases over time. You should make this adjustment when appropriate, by periodically updating the resale value history for an item. (You may also want to adjust the replacement cost of an item as the resale value changes.)˛S M 3 6€ţ€ZRČL€€€€ €‚˙¨ You can quickly change an item's current resale value by editing the Resale Value field in either List or Detail view.„Y› Ń + &€˛€˜RȂ€€‚˙Click on a topic below to learn about the buttons in the Resale Value History window:4M  , (€€˜RČâÉŇvJ€‰‚˙New7 Ń < . ,€€˜RȂâ70:€‰‚˙Edit7  s , (€€˜RČâ(<ŘЀ‰‚˙DeleteI< ź 1 ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙š˙˙˙˙ź } Add Resale Value HistoryEs  * $€6€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Add Resale Value Historyw9ź x > L€t€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click New to display the Add Resale Value window.†V ţ 0 0€Ž€ZRČL€†"€‚˙Edit the date if you want to change it (QHI displays the current date by default).i2x g 7 >€f€R˜‚€†"€€ €‚˙Enter a new value in the Resale Value field.s5ţ Ú > L€l€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click OK to exit the Add Resale Value window.x<g R < H€z€ZRČL€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the Resale Value History window.+Ú } ( €€R˜‚€‚˙JR Ç 1S˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙şÇ " D Adding a new resale value[ } " ; F€B€ˆˆ˜‚Š⏁ąĐ€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Adding a new resale valueŽkÇ Đ C V€Ř€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙In Detail view, click the Resale Value History button to display the Resale Value History window.D" O ; F€Š€RÚ8€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click the New button to display the Add Resale Value window.™bĐ č 7 >€Ć€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙Click in the Date field and change the date if you want to. (QHI displays the current date.)s>O [ 5 :€~€RÚ8€†"€!€ €‚˙Click in the Resale Value field and enter the new value.r5č Í = J€l€RÚ8‚€†"€"€ €€ €‚˙Click OK to exit the Add Resale Value window.w<[ D ; F€z€RÚ8€†"€#€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the Resale Value History window.1Í u 1l˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ť˙˙˙˙u ° O D Ä / .€@€ŠRˇ€‚śâš•*€‰‚˙Resale Value History buttonR%u  - *€J€ŠRˇ€â70:€‰‚˙Edit Resale Value History windowV'Ä l / .€N€ŠRˇ€‚â(<ŘЀ‰‚˙Delete Resale Value History windowD ° - *€.€ŠRˇ€ăÍĽßÀ‰‚˙Resale Value fieldJl ú 1—˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ź˙˙˙˙ú S@ Edit Resale Value HistoryF° @ * $€8€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Edit Resale Value HistoryŹnú ě > L€Ţ€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Select the entry you want to edit, then click the Edit button to display the Edit Resale Value window.o9@ [ 6 <€t€ZRČL€†"€€ €‚˙Edit the existing value in the Resale Value field.t6ě Ď > L€n€ZRČL‚€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click OK to exit the Edit Resale Value window.x<[ S@ < H€z€ZRČL€†"€€ Ď S@ ° €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the Resale Value History window.Q Ď ¤@ 1ă˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˝¤@ A ĹC Editing the resale value historyo3S@ A < H€h€ˆˆ˜„ŠârĆĚe€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Editing the resale value history for an itemŚi¤@ šA = J€Ô€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €‚˙In Detail view, click the Resale Value History button to display the Resale Value History window.ŠnA bB ; F€Ţ€RÚ8€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Select the entry you want to edit, then click the Edit button to display the Edit Resale Value window.yBšA ŰB 7 >€†€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙Click in the Resale Value field and edit the existing value.q6bB LC ; F€n€RÚ8€†"€!€ €€ €‚˙Click OK to exit the Edit Resale Value window.y<ŰB ĹC = J€z€RÚ8‚€†"€"€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the Resale Value History window.1LC öC 1k˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ž˙˙˙˙öC 0E O ĹC ED / .€@€ŠRˇ€‚śăš•*€‰‚˙Resale Value History buttonQ$öC –D - *€H€ŠRˇ€âÉŇvJ€‰‚˙Add Resale Value History windowV'ED ěD / .€N€ŠRˇ€‚â(<ŘЀ‰‚˙Delete Resale Value History windowD–D 0E - *€.€ŠRˇ€ăÍĽßÀ‰‚˙Resale Value fieldR!ěD ‚E 1Č˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ż˙˙˙˙‚E řF Delete resale value history entryN$0E ĐE * $€H€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Delete Resale Value History entry€H‚E PF 8 @€’€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Select the entry you want to delete; then click the Delete button.¨fĐE řF B T€Î€ZRČL€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click Yes to confirm your changes. Then click Close to exit the Resale Value History window.T#PF LG 1ý˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ŔLG ¸G „I Deleting a resale value for an iteml0řF ¸G < H€b€ˆˆ˜„ŠâíÇkŚ€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Deleting a resale value entry for an itemŚiLG ^H = J€Ô€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €‚˙In Detail view, click the Resale Value History button to display the Resale Value History window.}H¸G ŰH 5 :€’€RÚ8€†"€€ €‚˙Select the entry you want to delete; then click the Delete button.Šf^H „I C V€Î€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €€ €€ €‚˙Click Yes to confirm your changes. Then click Close to exit the Resale Value History window.1ŰH ľI 1i˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Á˙˙˙˙ľI íJ O „I J / .€@€ŠRˇ€‚śăš•*€‰‚˙Resale Value History buttonQ$ľI UJ - *€H€ŠRˇ€âÉŇvJ€‰‚˙Add Resale Value History windowT%J ŠJ / .€J€ŠRˇ€‚â70:€‰‚˙Edit Resale Value History windowDUJ íJ - *€.€ŠRˇ€ăÍĽßÀ‰‚˙Resale Value fieldGŠJ 4K 1A˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Â˙˙˙˙4K 3 Replacement Cost fieldCíJ wK * $€2€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Replacement Cost fieldüŐ4K sL ' €Ť€R˜€‚˙The replacement cost is the amount that it would cost you to replace the item in the event of a theft or a disaster. This is the amount you usually negotiate with your insurance adjuster when you file a claim.g>wK ÚL ) "€|€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To enter or change an amount in the Replacement Cost field:ӚsL ­M 9 @€7€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Click in the field, and then type the estimated replacement cost of the item. You can use the Calculator button to calculate the value if you wish.ďÚL ĂN ' €ß€RȀ‚˙If the field contains an existing value, select the existing value, and then type the new value. (An existing value may be one you entered; or it may be a suggested replacement cost if you added the item from the Suggested Items list.)5­M řN 1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙&÷ĂN *€ / ,€ď€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙Each item has three values: purchase price, replacement cost, and resale value. Resale value is a set percentage of replacement cost. You set the resale value percentage in the Options window. For more informatiřN *€ íJ on about these options, see:9 řN c€ , (€€\ˇ€ăo^ĐՀ ‰‚˙Options N *€ ą€ . ,€@€\ˇ€‚âË)[€ ‰‚˙Use suggested values optionW+c€  , (€V€\ˇ€â>c:€ ‰‚˙Automatically set resale value percent+ą€ 3 ( €€R˜‚€‚˙A t 1Ń˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ă˙˙˙˙t ƒ Make/Model field<3 ° ) "€&€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Make/Model fieldb0t ‚ 2 4€b€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Enter the make and model number of the item.Ǚ° ق . *€3€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ You can generally obtain the make and model from a user's guide, sales slip, or receipt. On some items the make and model may appear on the item.+‚ ƒ ( €€R˜‚€‚˙@ق Dƒ 1w˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ä˙˙˙˙Dƒ {„ Serial No field?ƒ ƒƒ ) "€,€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Serial Number fieldZ(Dƒ ݃ 2 4€R€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Enter the serial number of the item.žqƒƒ {„ - *€â€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ The serial number is typically stamped, engraved, or pasted on the item (usually in an unobtrusive place).< ݃ ˇ„ 1Ż˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ĺ˙˙˙˙ˇ„ *‡ Claim field8{„ ď„ * $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Claim field„^ˇ„ s… & €ź€R˜€‚˙If you've assigned this item to a claim, QHI displays the name of the claim in this field. “kď„ † ( €Ö€R˜‚€‚˙You can edit an item you've assigned to a claim; however, you can't delete an item assigned to a claim. 3s… 9† / .€ €R˜€†"€‚˙Ɨ† ˙† / ,€/€\ˇ€‚ś€ ㉠-‰‚˙If you want to delete an item you've assigned to a claim, you must first remove the item from the claim. For more information, see Editing a claim+9† *‡ ( €€R˜‚€‚˙L˙† v‡ 1 ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ć˙˙˙˙v‡ 6‹ Receipts and Records buttonG*‡ ˝‡ ) "€<€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Receipts and Records button—Yv‡ Tˆ > L€´€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click the Receipts and Records button to display the Receipts and Records window.3˝‡ ‡ˆ / .€ €˜RȀ†"€D‚˙; Tˆ ‰ / ,€€RȂ€€€‚˙You use this window to specify the evidence establishing your ownership of the item (called Proof of Ownership by insurance companies). This evidence can be a receipt, a photo, a video, a credit card statement, a canceled check, an appraisal, or a repair record.Z1‡ˆ Š ) "€b€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To note the location of the selected evidence:ďśÂ‰ ‹ 9 @€o€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Click in the Location of Records field, and then type the place where you've stored your proof of ownership, such as a safe deposit box, home safe, filing cabinet, or shoe box.+Š 6‹ ( €€R˜‚€‚˙L ‹ ‚‹ 1B˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ç˙˙˙˙‚‹ YĂ Insurance Policy List FieldG6‹ ɋ ) "€<€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Insurance Policy List fieldˆ\‚‹ QŒ , (€¸€R˜€€ €‚˙You use the Insurance Policy list to assign (or reassign) individual items to a policy.5ɋ †Œ 1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙Q QŒ ׍ G \€€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € € € € € € € € € ‚˙Quicken Home Inventory assigns all items to the Homeowner/Renter policy automatically. You can change the preset policy by changing an option. From the Edit menu, choose Options. In the Options window under General, select a different insurance policy.H†Œ Ž ) "€>€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To assign items to a policy:¸׍ ׎ 9 @€€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Click the down arrow to display the Policy list, and then select the type of policy to which you want to assign the item.tHŽ K , (€€RȀ€ €‚˙QHI displays a cumulative total for each policy in the Policy list.H׎ “ ) "€>€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To add policies to the list:á–K €Ŕ K d€/€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click Policies on the iconbar “ €Ŕ 6‹ or from the View menu, choose Policy List. You can add, edit, and delete policies from the Policies window.5“ ľŔ 1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€(‚˙G€Ŕ üŔ + &€8€\ˇ€‚ś€€ ‚˙The preset policies are:e<ľŔ aÁ ) "€x€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Homeowner/Renter: Covers your building and attachments.„YüŔ ĺÁ + &€˛€\ˇ€‚€ € ‚˙Automobile: Covers your automobile, usually you have a separate policy for each car.wNaÁ \ ) "€œ€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Special Rider: Covers special items like jewelry and musical instruments.ŇŚĺÁ .Ă , &€M€\ˇ€‚€ € ‚˙Unassigned: Contains items not assigned to a specific policy. For example, if you delete a policy, QHI reassigns the items from the deleted policy to Unassigned.+\ YĂ ( €€R˜‚€‚˙< .Ă •Ă 1+˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Č˙˙˙˙•Ă „Ç Notes Field7YĂ ĚĂ ) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Notes fieldxL•Ă DÄ , (€˜€R˜€€ €‚˙You use the Notes field to enter additional information about the item.R)ĚĂ –Ä ) "€R€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To enter, view, and modify notes text:‘YDÄ 'Ĺ 8 @€´€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Click in the Notes field, then type your note. You can enter up to 410 characters.‹[–Ä ˛Ĺ 0 0€¸€ZRČL€†"€‚˙When reading notes, use the scroll bar to see additional lines that may not be visible.ĺŹ'Ĺ —Ć 9 @€[€ZRČL‚€†"€€ €‚˙To change information, click in the Notes field. Then use standard text editing techniques (like the kind you use in Windows Notepad) to add, replace, or delete text.5˛Ĺ ĚĆ 1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙¸ƒ—Ć „Ç 5 8€€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € € € ‚˙When you're typing in the Notes field, the Enter key works as a line return regardless of the setting on the Options window.T#ĚĆ ŘÇ 1é˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙É˙˙˙˙ŘÇ mÍ Adding, entering, and viewing itemsY/„Ç 1Č * $€^€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Adding, editing, and viewing inventory itemsŁqŘÇ ÔČ 2 4€ä€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Click on the following topics to learn how to enter and edit inventory items, and how to view your inventory.D1Č É - *€.€ZŒRČRăMˇŸ€‰‚˙Keyboard shortcuts*ÔČ BÉ ' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙R#É ”É / .€F€ZŒRČR‚Hăą…ˆ€‰‚˙Adding items to your inventory^/BÉ ňÉ / .€^€ZŒRřR‚ză&Չ€‰‚˙Adding items from the Suggested Items listB”É 4Ę - *€*€ZŒRřRăę>€‰‚˙Adding new itemsl=ňÉ  Ę / .€z€ZŒRřR‚ăgi%€‰‚˙Using the Calculator button to calculate currency fieldsB4Ę âĘ - *€*€ZŒRřRă Łř€‰‚˙List view fieldsF Ę (Ë / .€.€ZŒRřR‚ăűWŠ|€‰‚˙Detail view fields*âĘ RË ' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙\-(Ë ŽË / .€Z€ZŒRČR‚Hă@„€‰‚˙Viewing items by location or by category*RË ŘË ' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙l=ŽË DĚ / .€z€ZŒRČR‚Hă"ƸՀ‰‚˙Changing the location or category for an individual item*ŘË nĚ ' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙ADĚ ŻĚ / .€$€ZŒRČR‚HăÜԍ€‰‚˙Copying items*nĚ ŮĚ ' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙BŻĚ Í / .€&€ZŒRČR‚HăŠ.ĽO€‰‚˙Updating items*ŮĚ EÍ ' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙(Í mÍ % €€R˜€ ‚˙[*EÍ ČÍ 1œ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ĘČÍ (Î V Adding items to the inventory (the basics)`%mÍ (Î ; F€L€ˆˆ˜‚Šâą7Ž¨€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Adding items to your inventoryZ4ČÍ ‚Î & €h€R˜€‚˙Use these methods to add items to your inventory:`1(Î âÎ / .€b€ZŒRČR‚Hă&Չ€‰‚˙Select an item from the Suggested Items list¸‚Î šĎ ( €!€˜RȀ ‚˙The Suggested Items list provides a preset list of common household and office items. You can use it to quickly add items to your inventory.BâÎ ÜĎ / .€&€ZŒRČR‚ăę>€‰‚˙Add a new itemvšĎ … ' €ě€˜RȀ ÜĎ … mÍ ‚˙You add a new item to the inventory list by typing it on a blank line (list view) or on a blank form (detail view).IÜĎ Î / .€4€ZŒRČR‚ăÜԍ€‰‚˙Copy an existing itemˆa… V ' €Â€˜RȀ ‚˙Copying an existing item saves time when you want to quickly enter multiples of the same item.1Î ‡ 1¨˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ë˙˙˙˙‡ ţ LV Ó / .€:€ŠRˇ€‚śăŠ.ĽO€‰‚˙Updating existing items +‡ ţ ( €€R˜‚€‚˙Z)Ó X 1 ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ĚX Ä   Adding items from the Suggested Item listl1ţ Ä ; F€d€ˆˆ˜‚ŠâӑJw€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Adding items from the Suggested Items list¤xX h , (€đ€R˜€€ €‚˙The Suggested Items list displays a list of preset items for the currently selected category in alphabetical order.5Ä  1 2€ €R˜‚€†"€E‚˙iBh  ' €„€°ŒR–€‚˙To add an item from the Suggested Items list to your Inventory:šb   8 @€Ć€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Double-click on the item, or select the item and then click on the Add Selected Item button.1 Ń 1Ă˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Í˙˙˙˙Ń c g8  8 / .€p€ŠRˇ€‚śăľL~€‰‚˙Lists of items, locations, categories, and policies+Ń c ( €€R˜‚€‚˙N8 ą 1` ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Îą  JA Adding new items from scratch[ c  ; F€B€ˆˆ˜‚Šâ9ÎT€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Adding items from scratch™\ą Ľ = J€ş€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €‚˙In List view, click on a blank line. Or, click the New button to go to a blank line.^/   / .€`€RÚ8€†"€‚˙Type the name or a description of the item.ÅĽ Ć > J€ €RÚ8‚€†"€ €€€ €‚˙If you are viewing your inventory by location, you'll see the Item Category field. Select a category from the drop-down list.ˇ„ } 3 4€ €Rڀ€€€ €‚˙If you are viewing your inventory by category, you'll see the Item Location field. Select a location from the drop-down list.R!Ć Ď 1 2€D€RÚ8‚€†"€!‚˙Enter the replacement value. ąv} € ; F€î€RÚ8€†"€"€ €€ €‚˙Click Record to record this item, or go on to step 6 and enter more information about the item in Detail view.Z#Ď Ú 7 >€H€RÚ8‚€†"€#€ €‚˙Click the Detail view button._€ 9 E X€5€Rڀ€ €€ €€ €€ €€ €‚˙In addition to viewing items in a list, you can see a detailed view of an individual item. In Detail view, QHI displays the item on a form that contains additional information fields not visible in List view, such as Serial Number, Make/Model, and Resale Value History.U$Ú Ž 1 2€J€RÚ8‚€†"€/‚˙Enter information in the fields.Ó9  . *€§€Rڀ‚€ €‚˙Several fields are already filled in. You can edit the information QHI has entered, such as the purchase date or the insurance policy. These fields are in Detail view. Click on a name for more information.BŽ Ń - *€*€ZŒRřRă-~5ˆ€‰‚˙Item Description>  / .€€ZŒRřR‚ăřŢL€‰‚˙Make/Model?Ń N - *€$€ZŒRřRă Ş,+€‰‚˙Serial Number@ Ž / .€"€ZŒRřR‚ăĘÖŐp€‰‚˙Purchased At?N Í - *€$€ZŒRřRăÁďý€‰‚˙Purchase DateBŽ  / .€&€ZŒRřR‚ăŞ˙u€‰‚˙Original PriceBÍ Q - *€*€ZŒRřRăO`р‰‚˙Replacement Cost@ ‘ / .€"€ZŒRřR‚ăÍĽßÀ‰‚˙Resale ValueM Q Ţ - *€@€ZŒRřRăąo˜t€‰‚˙Receipts and Records ButtonO ‘ - / .€@€ZŒRřR‚ăš•*€‰‚˙Resale Value History ButtonW*Ţ „ - *€T€ZŒRřRă"ƸՀ‰‚˙Item Location and Item Category lists: - ž / .€€ZŒRřR‚ăĺ†j€‰‚˙Policy7 „ @ - *€€ZŒRřRă>ŻŠ*€‰‚˙Notesž @ c Cž O@ 2 4€$€ZRČL‚H€†"€1‚˙Click Record.* @ y@ ' €€ZRČL€‚˙5O@ Ž@ 1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙œny@ JA . ,€Ü€\ˇ€‚ś€ âsó/‰‚˙Use the Treat the Enter key as a tab option on the Options window to control the action of the Enter key.1Ž@ {A 1Ö˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ď˙˙˙˙{A B ;JA śA - *€€ŠRˇ€ă Łř€‰‚˙List view?{A őA / .€ €ŠRˇ€‚ăűWŠ|€‰‚˙Detail view+śA B ( €€R˜‚€‚˙GőA gB 1i˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ĐgB ŠB áE Copying existing itemsB B ŠB ) "€2€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Copying existing itemsT'gB ýC - (€O€R˜€€ €‚˙You can copy an existing item when you want to quickly enter a series of similar items, such as compact discs, software, or books. When you've entered all the duplicates, you can edit just the particular fields. For example, you might add compact disk titles to the Item Description field.ťƒŠB ¸D 8 >€ €RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €‚˙In the Home Inventory register, select the item in the inventory list (in Detail view the current form is the selected item).QýC E 5 :€:€RÚ8€†"€€ €‚˙Click the Copy button.5¸D >E 1 2€ €Rڂ€†"€;‚˙xR E śE & €¤€Rڀ‚˙Quicken Home Inventory duplicates the item you copied on the next line or form.+>E áE ( €€RȂH€‚˙HśE )F 1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ń)F dF 8H Updating existing items;áE dF * $€"€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Updating itemsí—)F QG V z€1€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €€ €€ €€ €‚˙In List view or Detail view, click on the field you want to modify, such as Item Description, Item Category/Location, or Resale Value).rCdF ĂG / .€ˆ€RÚ8€†"€‚˙Select or delete existing text, then type the replacement text.JQG H 7 >€(€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙Click Record.+ĂG 8H ( €€R˜‚€‚˙S" H ‹H 1ě˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ҋH ŮH ”J Deleting items from your inventoryN%8H ŮH ) "€J€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Deleting items from your inventoryr;‹H KI 7 >€x€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €‚˙In the List view, select the item you want to delete.~RŮH ÉI , (€¤€Rڀ€ €‚˙If you are in Detail view, the form you are currently displaying is selected.UKI J 7 >€>€RÚ8‚€†"€€ €‚˙Click the Delete button.vPÉI ”J & € €Rڀ‚˙QHI removes the item and all information about the item from your inventory. EJ ŮJ 1í ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ÓŮJ 5K ÷ƒ Suggested Items list\”J 5K ? N€<€ˆˆ˜„ŠâO”ž€ˆ"€‰€ €‚˙ Suggested Items listńÄŮJ &L - (€‰€R˜€€ €‚˙For your convenience, the Suggested Items list contains a preset, alphabetical list of items in the currently selected category. You use it to quickly add common items to the inventory list.P'5K vL ) "€N€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To display the Suggested Items list:i1&L ßL 8 @€d€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙From the View menu, choose Suggested Items.i@vL HM ) "€€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To add items from the Suggested Items list to your Inventory:ľ}ßL ýM 8 @€ü€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Double-click on the item you want to add to your inventory. Or, select an item then click the Add Selected Item button.3HM 0N / .€ €˜RȀ†"€F‚˙N%ýM ~N ) "€J€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Suggested items and resale values:ô¸0N rO < F€q€ZRČL‚H€€€ă˛?„€ ‰€‚˙¨ Quicken Home Inventory provides a suggested list of items to help you enter items quickly. The suggested list also serves as a reminder of items you might otherwise forget.Ď•~N M : B€+€ZRČL€€€€ €€ €‚˙¨ Although it is not visible on the Suggested Items list, each suggested item alsrO M ”J o has a suggested replacement cost. The suggested replacement cost appears in the Replacement Cost field in the Inventory display when you add an item from the Suggested Items list. Additionally, a suggested resale value appears in the Resale Value field. Resale value is a preset percentage of replacement cost.I rO – ) "€@€°ŒRȂ€‚˙Setting Resale Value options:…SM ‚ 2 4€Ś€RȀ€ €€ €‚˙You can set two types of Suggested Items list options in the Options window:ůź– ƒ = H€y€ZRƒ€L‚‚€€€âË)[€ ‰€‚˙¨ If you don't want to use the suggested replacement cost or resale value (you'd rather enter the amounts yourself), clear the Use suggested values for new inventory items option.¸~‚ ̃ : D€ü€ZRƒ€L€€€â>c:€ ‰€‚˙¨ Use the Automatically set resale value to 50% of replacement cost option to set the resale value percentage amount.+ƒ ÷ƒ ( €€R˜‚€‚˙1̃ („ 1|˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ô˙˙˙˙(„ s… C÷ƒ k„ / .€(€ŠRˇ€‚śăľL~€‰‚˙Suggested lists?(„ Ş„ - *€$€ŠRˇ€ă]*“X€‰‚˙Category list; k„ ĺ„ / .€€ŠRˇ€‚ăo^ĐՀ‰‚˙OptionsDŞ„ )… - *€.€ŠRˇ€ăÍĽßÀ‰‚˙Resale Value fieldJĺ„ s… / .€6€ŠRˇ€‚ăO`р‰‚˙Replacement Cost fieldO)… … 1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ő˙˙˙˙… t‰ Add Item From Checklist buttonEs… † * $€6€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Add Selected Item button3… :† / .€ €R˜€†"€G‚˙i† ׆ 4 8€Ň€R˜‚€€ €€ €‚˙You use the Add Selected Item button to add items from the Suggested Items list to your inventory.g@:† >‡ ' €€€°ŒR–€‚˙To add items from the Suggested Items list to your Inventory:h6׆ Ś‡ 2 4€n€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Select the item you want to add to your inventory._)>‡ ˆ 6 <€T€ZRČL€†"€€ €‚˙Click the Add Selected Item button.5Ś‡ :ˆ 1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ĘĄˆ ‰ ) €C€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙Double-click on the item you want to add to your inventory (this is the quickest way to add an item from the Suggested Items list). For more information, see:E:ˆ I‰ , (€2€\ˇ€ă7RUŚ€ ‰‚˙Suggested Items list+‰ t‰ ( €€R˜‚€‚˙FI‰ ş‰ 1u ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Öş‰ ö‰ EĂ Update Quicken button<t‰ ö‰ ) "€&€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Updating QuickenďČş‰ ĺŠ ' €‘€R˜€‚˙In Quicken, you can rapidly assess your full net worth by creating net worth reports and graphs that include the total value of your inventory. This gives you a complete picture of your net worth.V-ö‰ ;‹ ) "€Z€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Sending inventory resale values to Quickenš€ĺŠ ô‹ 9 @€€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Click Update Quicken on the iconbar to send all resale values in your current Quicken Home Inventory data file to Quicken.3;‹ 'Œ / .€ €˜RȀ†"€H‚˙5ô‹ \Œ 1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙Ś~'Œ  ( €ü€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙If you have multiple Quicken Home Inventory data files, Quicken Home Inventory sends data from your current data file only.X0\Œ Z ( €`€RȂH€‚˙Quicken Home Inventory displays this message:3  / .€ €˜RȀ†"€I‚˙š\Z 'Ž > L€ş€ZRČL‚€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click Yes to send your inventory data to Quicken, or click No to cancel the action. 껍  / ,€w€R˜‚€€ €‚˙Quicken is immediately updated. If you want to run a net worth report right away, or just see the amount that was transmitted, click the Go To Quicken on the iconbar to open Quicken.3'Ž D / .€ €°R˜€†"€‚˙řɏ HŔ / ,€“€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙Clicking Go To Quicken opens (if necessary) and displays Quicken. It does not terminate Quicken Home Inventory, nor does it send data. To seD HŔ t‰ nd data to Quicken, click Update Quicken on the iconbar.*D rŔ ' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙a2HŔ ÓŔ / .€d€ZŒRČR‚Hă›ŇÁL€‰‚˙Sending data to another Quicken asset account„]rŔ WÁ ' €ş€˜RȀ ‚˙Tells you how to set up multiple Quicken asset accounts to track your home inventory data.i:ÓŔ ŔÁ / .€t€ZŒRČR‚ăĚр‰‚˙Viewing Quicken Home Inventory information in Quicken|UWÁ < ' €Ş€˜RȀ ‚˙Tells you how to view your inventory data in Quicken net worth reports and graphs.j;ŔÁ ŚÂ / .€v€ZŒRČR‚ă mp&€‰‚˙Sending Quicken transactions to Quicken Home InventoryŸx< EĂ ' €đ€˜RȀ ‚˙Tells you how to keep your inventory up to date by sending Quicken transaction information to Quicken Home Inventory.^-ŚÂ ŁĂ 1‡˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ףà ýĂ SÉ Sending data to another Quicken asset accountZ0EĂ ýĂ * $€`€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Sending data to another Quicken asset account;ŁĂ 8Ĺ ' €)€R˜€‚˙You can store your inventory information in multiple Quicken asset accounts. This feature is very handy if you own more than one residence and wish to keep the items in each house in a separate asset account. You can update and send the inventory information independently.žýĂ öĹ / ,€€R˜‚€€ €‚˙To save your inventory information (perhaps for a vacation home) in a different account, you need to select that account in QHI's Options.h+8Ĺ ^Ć = J€X€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €‚˙From the Edit menu, choose Options.RöĹ °Ć 5 :€<€RÚ8€†"€€ €‚˙Select the General tab.Źu^Ć \Ç 7 >€ě€RÚ8‚€†"€ € €‚˙In the Quicken Account Name box, enter the name of the asset account you'd like to send your inventory data to.xR°Ć ÔÇ & €¤€Rڀ‚˙If you type in the name for a new account, Quicken creates the account for you.F\Ç Č 7 >€ €RÚ8‚€†"€!€ €‚˙Click OK.[&ÔÇ uČ 5 :€N€RÚ8€†"€"€ €‚˙Click Update on the QHI iconbar.vNČ ëČ ( €œ€Rڂ€‚˙In the message box, QHI displays the name of the account you just selected.h3uČ SÉ 5 :€h€RÚ8€†"€#€ €‚˙Click Yes to send the information to Quicken.f5ëČ šÉ 1Ŕ ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ŘšÉ Ę p Viewing Quicken Home Inventory information in Quickenb8SÉ Ę * $€p€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Viewing Quicken Home Inventory information in QuickenĺšÉ -Ë - (€Ë€R˜€€ €‚˙Quicken records your inventory data in special asset accounts. QHI is preset to send your inventory data to a Quicken account called Home Inventory. You can have Quicken set up multiple accounts to store your inventory data.J!Ę wË ) "€B€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To see asset account balances:˜`-Ë Ě 8 @€Â€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙If you're in Quicken Home Inventory, click Go to Quicken to display Quicken 5 for Windows.zDwË ‰Ě 6 <€Š€ZRČL€†"€€ €‚˙Click Accts on the iconbar to display the Account List window.5Ě žĚ 1 2€ €˜RȂ€†"€J‚˙Ż‚‰Ě mÎ - (€€RȀ€ €‚˙You can see the QHI asset account names and balances in the Quicken Account list, but you cannot edit these accounts. The account balances for the QHI asset accounts include the last time you sent data to Quicken. If you have entered new items in QHI since you last transferred your inventory to Quicken, this amount will not reflect the actual current resale value balance in QHI.ěĂžĚ YĎ ) €‡€RȂ€‚˙QHI replaces the selected QHI asset account each time you update Quicken from Quicken Home Inventory. The account balance shows only the current update, it does not accumulate update balances.5mÎ ŽĎ 1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙óÄYĎ  / ,€‰€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙You can open Quicken Home Inventory by double-clicking on the HomeŽĎ  SÉ Inventory account name in the Quicken Account List, or by selecting the Home Inventory account and clicking the Open button.sJŽĎ  ) "€”€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Viewing the QHI asset account balances on Net Worth reports and graphs:Ŕ™ Ŕ ' €3€R˜€‚˙Create a net worth report or graph and include the Home Inventory asset accounts. Quicken includes the inventory resale value in your net worth total.}T = ) "€¨€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To use QuickZoom on a Quicken net worth graph to zoom to Quicken Home Inventory: NŔ ‹ 1 2€<€RÚ8‚\€†"€‚˙Create a net worth graph.‹\=  / .€ş€RÚ8€†"€‚˙Double-click the QuickZoom pointer on the Quicken Home Inventory bar to see a pie slice.˘q‹ ¸ 1 2€ä€RÚ8‚€†"€ ‚˙Double-click again on the Quicken Home Inventory pie slice to see the Home Inventory Asset Comparison report.^ E / .€ž€RÚ8€†"€!‚˙Double-click the QuickZoom pointer anywhere on the report to start Quicken Home Inventory.+¸ p ( €€R˜‚€‚˙b1E Ň 1&˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ŮŇ  łC Updating Quicken Home Inventory data with QuickenK"p  ) "€D€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Updating Quicken Home InventoryŐŽŇ ň ' €]€R˜€‚˙You can use Quicken to keep your inventory up to date. When you purchase a new item, you can quickly record it in your inventory by sending the Quicken transaction to QHI.\3 N ) "€f€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To send a Quicken transaction to Home Inventory:łň  2 2€€RÚ8‚\€†"€‚˙Enter the transaction as usual in Quicken, keeping in mind that it will appear as an inventory item after you send it to QHI.‚\N ƒ & €¸€Rڀ‚˙When you send a Quicken transaction to QHI, register fields become inventory item fields:X% Ű 3 6€L€ZRƒ€L‚‚€†"€K‚˙Transaction date = Purchase Date.Jƒ % 1 2€4€ZRƒ€L€†"€K‚˙Payee = Purchased At.tAŰ ™ 3 6€„€ZRƒ€L‚€†"€K‚˙Transaction amount = Purchase, Replacement, and Resale Value.˜g% 1 1 2€Đ€ZRƒ€L€†"€K‚˙Memo = Item Description (if Memo is blank, "Quicken Item" is placed in the Item Description field).Á™ ň 2 2€!€RÚ8‚\€†"€‚˙From a Quicken bank account, a cash account, or a credit card account, select the transaction you want to record in Quicken Home Inventory.­l1 Ÿ A R€Ú€RÚ8€†"€ € €€ €€ €‚˙Select Quicken Home Inventory from the Add-Ons menu, or click on the Inventry icon in the Iconbar.b1ň  1 2€d€RÚ8‚€†"€!‚˙Quicken Home Inventory displays this message:U&Ÿ V / .€L€Rƒ€‚‚€€ €‚˙"Add Quicken Item to Inventory?" 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If you are concerned about duplicates, click No.ÎĄ€ §@ - (€C€RȀ€ €‚˙AfterÍ §@ p you click Yes, the item is added to your inventory and displayed in Detail view. You can then enter additional information about the item if you wish.nEÍ A ) "€Š€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Starting Quicken Home Inventory without transferring Quicken data ầ@ öA ' €u€R˜€‚˙If you are not in a bank, cash, or credit card account and you select the Quicken Home Inventory command or icon, Quicken Home Inventory starts without transferring data from Quicken.5A +B 1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙]4öA ˆC ) €i€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙If you are in a bank, cash, or credit card account and you select the Home Inventory command or icon, the selected transaction data is transferred to Quicken Home Inventory. 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Alternatively, you can choose Go to Quicken from the File menu or press Ctrl-Q or Alt-Q to switch to Quicken.ďşfD ƒF 5 8€u€RȂ€€ €ăŚ{‰‚˙Clicking Go to Quicken simply displays Quicken, it does not terminate Quicken Home Inventory, nor does it send data (to send data to Quicken, click Update Quicken on the iconbar).C”E ĆF 1ş ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ŰĆF G ‡ƒ Keyboard Shortcuts?ƒF G * $€*€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Keyboard shortcutsŇŤĆF ×G ' €W€R˜€‚˙You use the standard Windows mouse and keyboard techniques to move the pointer and the text cursor, select items, choose menu commands, select buttons, and set options.ŇŠG ŠH ) €S€R˜‚€‚˙You can also cut, copy, and paste text to and from the Windows Clipboard. See your Windows manual if you're not familiar with Windows editing and shortcut techniques.‚\×G +I & €¸€R˜€‚˙Quicken Home Inventory has a few additional features and shortcuts which are shown below.^5ŠH ‰I ) "€j€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Move the cursor to the next item information field͞+I VJ / ,€=€RȂH€€ €‚˙Press Tab or Enter to move from field-to-field. To set Enter to move from field to field, select the Treat the Enter key as a tab on the Options window.B‰I ˜J ) "€2€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Move from item to itemˆ]VJ K + &€ş€RȂH€ €‚˙In List view: Click on the item to select it. Use the Scroll bar to see additional items.‘Y˜J ąK 8 @€˛€RȂÝ€ €€ €€ €‚˙In Detail view: Click Next Item or Prev Item to go to the next or previous item. W. 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You use the Policy List command from the View menu to add to and change the policy list.*÷‡ ‹‰ ' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙Na‰ ى / .€>€ZŒRČR‚Hă˛?„€‰‚˙Suggested items and valuesE‹‰ Š - *€0€ZŒRČRăřľ€‰‚˙Suggested locationsHى fŠ / .€2€ZŒRČR‚ăF1'ʀ‰‚˙Suggested categoriesN!Š ´Š - *€B€ZŒRČRă{žšđ€‰‚˙Suggested insurance policies+fŠ ߊ ( €€R˜‚€‚˙K´Š *‹ 1@L˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ý*‹ p‹ §Ç Suggested items and valuesFߊ p‹ ) "€:€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Suggested items and valuesqE*‹ ዠ, (€Š€R˜€€ €‚˙The Suggested Items list is a list of proposed items and values.9ţp‹  ; D€ý€R˜‚€ăO`𠉈€ €‚˙Although it doesn't appear in the list, each item also has a suggested replacement cost. 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Quicken Home Inventory sends data to the current Quicken file (if Quicken is open), or to the last used file (if Quicken is not open).L# @ îA ) "€F€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Showing cents in currency fieldsݢA ôB ) €ť€RȂH€‚˙Automatic rounding of transaction amounts sent from Quicken will cause an apparent discrepancy between the amount you receive from Quicken (for example, $50.50) and the amount displayed in Quicken Home Inventory ($51).ŹzîA  C 2 4€ô€RȀăo^ĐՀ ‰€‚˙You can avoid this display discrepancy by selecting the Show Cents in Currency Fields option. See Setting Options. ăôB ŹD ) €Ç€RȂ€‚˙Similarly, in reports, when not showing cents the total may be different than the sum of the items. This is because the item amounts are rounded. 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Use it to quickly add common items to the inventory list.P'{G ¸H ) "€N€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To display the Suggested Items list:q3hH )I > L€h€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙From the View menu, choose Suggested Items.i@¸H ’I ) "€€€°ŒR–‚€‚˙To add items from the Suggested Items list to your Inventory:ş)I LJ 9 @€€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Double-click on the item you want to add to your inventory. Or, select an item and then click the Add Selected Item button.3’I J / .€ €˜RȀ†"€F‚˙N%LJ ÍJ ) "€J€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Suggested items and resale values:ÇJ ĐK < F€€ZRČL‚H€€€ă˛?„€ ‰€‚˙¨ Quicken Home Inventory provides a suggested list of items to assist you in quickly entering an inventory. The suggested list also serves as a reminder of items you might otherwise forget.ß™ÍJ ŻM F Z€3€ZRČL€€€€ €€ €€ €€ €‚˙¨ Although it is not visible on the Suggested Items list, each suggested item also has a suggested replacement cost. The suggested replacement cost appears in the Replacement Cost field in the Inventory display when you add an item from the Suggested Items list. Additionally, a suggested resale value appears in the Resale Value field. Resale value is a preset percentage of replacement cost.HĐK ÷M ) "€>€°ŒRȂ€‚˙To set resale value options:…SŻM |N 2 4€Ś€RȀ€ €€ €‚˙You can set two types of Suggested Items list options in the Options window:ůź÷M uO = H€y€ZRƒ€L‚‚€€€âË)[€ ‰€‚˙¨ If you don't want to use the suggested replacement cost or resale value (you'd rather enter the amounts yourself), clear the Use suggested values for new inventory items option.¸~|N 9€ : D€ü€ZRƒ€L€€€â>c:€ ‰€‚˙¨ Use the Automatically set resale value to 50% of replacement cost optionuO 9€ őF to set the resale value percentage amount.+uO d€ ( €€R˜‚€‚˙: 9€ ž€ 1—˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙㞀 é€ O† Move ItemKd€ é€ ; F€"€ˆˆ˜‚Šâ\yą€ˆ"€‰€‚˙Move ItemBž€ + , (€,€R˜€€ €‚˙Use Move Item to:¨yé€ Ó / .€ň€ZRČL‚H€€€‚˙¨ Move a group of items from one location to another when you rearrange your furniture or move to a different home. oB+ B‚ - *€„€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ Move a group of items from one insurance policy to another.@Ӂ ‚‚ ) "€.€°ŒR–‚€‚˙Moving items is easy_.B‚ Ⴀ1 2€^€RÚ8‚\€†"€‚˙Select the item or items you want to move.5‚‚ ƒ 1 2€ €R˜‚€†"€‚˙œnႠ˛ƒ . ,€Ü€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙To select one item, click on it. 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Quicken Home Inventory highlights all items between the first item you selected and the last item clicked.şwۃ х C V€đ€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€€‚˙ In the Move to this Location (or Policy) box, select the location or policy you want to move these items to.R… #† 5 :€<€RÚ8€†"€€ €‚˙ Click the Move button.,х O† ) "€€ZRČL‚H€‚˙1#† €† 1ń˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ä˙˙˙˙€† @‡ e6O† ĺ† / .€l€ŽRˇ€‚śăęrˆĎ€‰‚˙Moving items from one insurance policy to another[.€† @‡ - *€\€ŽRˇ€ăůç€y€‰‚˙Moving items from one location to anotherZ)ĺ† š‡ 1'˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙嚇 đ‡ Ŕ Moving items from one location to anotherV,@‡ đ‡ * $€X€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Moving items from one location to anotheróŔš‡ ㈠3 4€€R˜€€ €€ €‚˙Use Move Item to update your inventory when you rearrange your furniture or move to a different home. Using Move Item, you can select many items at once and move them to a new location.Pđ‡ p‰ = J€˘€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €‚˙From the Edit menu, choose Move Item. Or click Move Item on the iconbar.vAăˆ ć‰ 5 :€„€RÚ8€†"€€€‚˙(Optional) Select the location you want to move items from.ß°p‰ Ŋ / ,€a€Rڂ€€ €‚˙The Current Location field shows the latest location you've selected in the register. You can change the location by choosing a different location from the drop-down list.o:ć‰ 4‹ 5 :€v€RÚ8€†"€ € €‚˙In the Items box, select the items you want to move.œnŊ Ћ . ,€Ü€Rڂ€€ €‚˙To select one item, click on it. To select more than one item, press the Ctrl key as you click the items.54‹ Œ 1 2€ €R˜‚€†"€‚˙< Ћ A / ,€€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙To select a group of items in sequence, click the first item you want to move. Then press the Shift key and click the last item in the list you want to move. Quicken Home Inventory highlights all items between the first item you selected and the last item clicked.›^Œ ܍ = J€ž€RÚ8‚\€†"€!€ €€€‚˙In the Move to this Location box, select the location you want to move these items to.QA -Ž 5 :€:€RÚ8€†"€"€ €‚˙Click the Move button.Žf܍ ťŽ ( €Ě€Rڂ€‚˙The status line at the bottom of the window reports the number of items moved and the new location.rC-Ž - / .€ˆ€RÚ8€†"€#‚˙When you've moved all items to their new location, click Close.5ťŽ b 1 2€ €RÚ8‚€†"€‚˙„\- Ŕ ( €¸€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙You can use Move Item to see at a glance all the items assigned to a particular location.b Ŕ @‡ b1b nŔ 1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ćnŔ ĚŔ ˛Č Moving items from one insurance policy to another^4 Ŕ ĚŔ * $€h€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Moving items from one insurance policy to anotherÓ nŔ ŸÁ 3 4€A€R˜€€ €€ €‚˙Use Move Item to move items from one insurance policy to another. Using Move Item, you can select many items at once and move them to a different policy.•RĚŔ 4 C V€Ś€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙From the Edit menu, choose Move Item. Or click Move Item on the iconbar.t?ŸÁ ¨Â 5 :€€€RÚ8€†"€€€‚˙(Optional) Select the policy you want to move items from.ĐĄ4 xĂ / ,€C€Rڂ€€ €‚˙The Current Policy field shows the preset insurance policy. You can change the policy name displayed by choosing a different policy from the drop-down list.o:¨Â çĂ 5 :€v€RÚ8€†"€ € €‚˙In the Items box, select the items you want to move.œnxĂ ƒÄ . ,€Ü€Rڂ€€ €‚˙To select one item, click on it. To select more than one item, press the Ctrl key as you click the items.5çĂ ¸Ä 1 2€ €R˜‚€†"€‚˙< ƒÄ ôĹ / ,€€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙To select a group of items in sequence, click the first item you want to move. Then press the Shift key and click the last item in the list you want to move. Quicken Home Inventory highlights all items between the first item you selected and the last item clicked.Łf¸Ä —Ć = J€Î€RÚ8‚\€†"€!€ €€€‚˙In the Assign to this Policy box, select the insurance policy you want to move these items to.QôĹ čĆ 5 :€:€RÚ8€†"€"€ €‚˙Click the Move button.™q—Ć Ç ( €â€Rڂ€‚˙The status line at the bottom of the window reports the number of items moved and the name of the new policy .zEčĆ űÇ 5 :€Œ€RÚ8€†"€#€ €‚˙When you've moved all items to their new policies, click Close.5Ç 0Č 1 2€ €RÚ8‚€†"€‚˙‚ZűÇ ˛Č ( €´€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙You can use Move Item to see at a glance all the items assigned to a particular policy.H0Č úČ 1=˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ç˙˙˙˙úČ ďĘ Item Information buttonD˛Č >É * $€4€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Item Information buttonŮúČ >Ę ' €ł€R˜€‚˙You see a brief description of the item you plan to move. Quicken Home Inventory tells you where the item is located currently, a description of it, where you purchased it, how much you paid, and other information.†H>É ÄĘ > L€’€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click Close when you're ready to return to the Move Item window.+>Ę ďĘ ( €€R˜‚€‚˙5ÄĘ $Ë 1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙č˙˙˙˙$Ë nÍ Find0ďĘ TË ) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Findc<$Ë ˇĚ ' €y€R˜€‚˙Use the Find window to locate an item or items in your inventory. This is handy if you've forgotten where you've stashed something. You can also use it to update a group of items. For example, if you have a collection of antique jewelry, you may need to change the replacement value if the items have appreciated.ŽZTË EÍ 4 8€´€R˜‚€€ €€ €‚˙You can search in the Item Description field, the Item Notes field, or both fields.)ˇĚ nÍ & €€R˜€‚˙`/EÍ ÎÍ 1Ş˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙é˙˙˙˙ÎÍ ńSelect items (insurance coverage detail report)[2nÍ )Î ) "€d€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Select items (insurance coverage detail report)ǎÎÍ đÎ 9 @€€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙The window opens with all items selected. Click the Clear All button to clear item selection before you start individual item selection.˝Œ)Î ­Ď 1 0€€ZRČL€†"€‚˙Click each item you want to include in the report. The highlights indicate that the item is selected and will be included in the report.Ő đÎ Ž5 8€A€RȂ€€ €€ €‚˙To clear selections, click se­Ď ŽnÍ lected items, or click the Clear All button to clear the entire selection. To select all items, click the Select All button.o9­Ď ý6 <€t€ZRČL€†"€€ €‚˙Click OK when you're satisfied with your selection.ˢŽČ) €E€R˜‚€‚˙QHI displays the report, showing only the selected items. The legend in the button bar tells you the number of items you've selected from your total inventory.)ýń& €€R˜€‚˙W&ČH1\˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ę˙˙˙˙HMSelect items (inventory detail report)R)ńš) "€R€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Select items (inventory detail report)ǎHa9 @€€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙The window opens with all items selected. Click the Clear All button to clear item selection before you start individual item selection.˝Œš1 0€€ZRČL€†"€‚˙Click each item you want to include in the report. The highlights indicate that the item is selected and will be included in the report.Ő aó5 8€A€RȂ€€ €€ €‚˙To clear selections, click selected items, or click the Clear All button to clear the entire selection. To select all items, click the Select All button.o9b6 <€t€ZRČL€†"€€ €‚˙Click OK when you're satisfied with your selection.ëÂóM) €…€R˜‚€‚˙Quicken Home Inventory displays the displays the report, showing only the selected items. The legend in the button bar tells you the number of items you've selected from your total inventory.Gb”1Ş˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ë˙˙˙˙”÷ Select Items for ClaimBMÖ) "€2€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Select Items for ClaimC”' €8€°ŒR–€‚˙Tips for selecting items:ŞxÖĂ2 4€ň€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Click each item you want to claim. A highlight indicates that an item is selected and will be included in the claim.m706 <€p€ZRČL€†"€€ €‚˙To select all items, click the Select All button.€NĂ°2 4€ž€ZRČL‚€†"€‚˙To clear an item you've selected, click on it. QHI removes the highlight. q;0! 6 <€x€ZRČL€†"€€ €‚˙To clear all selections, click the Clear All button. ­y°Î 4 8€ň€R˜‚€€ €€ €‚˙When you click OK, you return to the Edit Claim window. You'll see that QHI has updated the list of claimed items.)! ÷ & €€R˜€‚˙: Î 1 1,˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ě˙˙˙˙1 5@New Claim5 ÷ f ) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙New Claim_91 Ĺ & €r€R˜€‚˙Use this window to enter information about your claim.™af ^ 8 @€Ä€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €‚˙Enter a memorable description, such as flood or earthquake, in the Claim Description field.vFĹ Ô 0 0€Ž€ZRČL€†"€‚˙Enter the date you submitted this claim to your insurance company.ў^ Ľ 3 4€?€ZRČL‚€†"€‚˙Enter your claim number. When you speak to your adjuster, many times he or she will ask for your claim number. This is a great place to store that number.Ĺ”Ô j 1 0€+€ZRČL€†"€‚˙Select the policy you'd like to use for this claim. When you select items for this claim, QHI displays the items you've assigned to this policy.R Ľ ź 2 4€B€ZRČL‚€†"€‚˙Enter the date of the event.@j ü ) "€.€°ŒR–‚€‚˙What the buttons do:3ź // .€ €R˜€†"€N‚˙§yü Ö. ,€ň€R˜‚€€ €‚˙Displays the Adjust Item Cost window. You can enter a repair cost for an item here, or change its replacement value.3/ / .€ €R˜€†"€O‚˙ńźÖ @5 8€y€R˜‚€€ €€ €‚˙Displays the Select Items for Insurance Claim window. QHI displays the items assigned to the policy you selected in the Policy field. You select items for your claim from the list.  @÷ ) 5@& €€R˜€‚˙; @p@1Ć˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙í˙˙˙˙p@űEEdit Claim6 5@Ś@) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Edit Claimçp@´A' €Ď€R˜€‚˙After you give your prepared report of your loss to your claims adjuster, he or she may suggest that you get an item repaired rather than replaced. With QHI, you go to one place where you can record repair and replacement costs.sKŚ@'B( €–€R˜‚€‚˙Use this window to update information about an existing insurance claim.3´AZB/ .€ €°R˜€†"€‚˙ő'BxC) €ë€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙If you select a different insurance policy, QHI will discard all the items currently selected for this claim. When you click Items, QHI will display the items assigned to the new policy. You must then select a new set of items for this claim.?ZBˇC) "€,€°ŒR–‚€‚˙What the buttons do3xCęC/ .€ €R˜€†"€N‚˙˛ƒˇCœD/ ,€€R˜‚€€ €‚˙Displays the Adjust Item Cost window. You can enter or change a repair cost for an item here, or change its replacement value.3ęCĎD/ .€ €R˜€†"€O‚˙,ýœDűE/ ,€ű€R˜‚€€ €‚˙Displays the Select Items for Insurance Claim window. QHI displays the items assigned to the policy you selected in the Policy field and highlights the items you've already selected for this claim. You can add or remove items from your claim here. ; ĎD6F1š˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙î˙˙˙˙6F•IClaim Paid6 űElF) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Claim PaidhB6FÔF& €„€R˜€‚˙Use this window to record payment information about your claim.šhlFnG2 4€Ň€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Enter the date you received the check. QHI is preset to enter today's date; you can change the date.°ÔFH1 0€€ZRČL€†"€‚˙Enter the amount you received. QHI is preset to enter the amount you've claimed. You can change this amount if you need to.]5nG{H( €j€R˜‚€‚˙When you've closed a claim, QHI does these things:„UH˙H/ .€Ş€ZRČL‚H€€€‚˙¨ Removes from your inventory the items you've lost as a result of the disaster.k>{HjI- *€|€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ Retains in your inventory the items you plan to repair.+˙H•I( €€R˜‚€‚˙NjIăI1 ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ď˙˙˙˙ăIľLList of Found Inventory ItemsI •I,J) "€@€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙List of Found Inventory Itemsž—ăIęJ' €/€R˜€‚˙This window lists all items in your inventory that match the search text you entered in the Find window. QHI also tells you how many items it found.?,J)K) "€,€°ŒR–‚€‚˙What the buttons do3ęJ\K/ .€ €R˜€†"€P‚˙¨z)KL. ,€ô€R˜‚€€ €‚˙Displays the item you've selected in Detail view. You can now see all the information you've entered about this item.3\K7L/ .€ €R˜€†"€Q‚˙~PLľL. ,€ €R˜‚€€ €‚˙Displays the Find window. You can refine your search or start a new search.F7LűL1<˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙đűL€Œ€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €‚˙From any report, click Preview at the top of the report window.V0ŢN°O& €`€Rڀ‚˙QHI displays a preview of the printed report.‘NZOM€C V€ž€RÚ8‚€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙In the Pri°OM€ľLnt Preview window, click Fonts to display the Font window.n?°Oť€/ .€€€RÚ8€†"€ ‚˙Select the font, font style, and font size you want to use._(M€7 >€R€RÚ8‚€†"€!€ €‚˙Click OK to close the Font window.Ŕ“ť€ځ- (€'€Rڀ€ €‚˙The report in the Print Preview window displays the title and body font you selected. You see how your report will appear on the printed page.r5L‚= J€l€RÚ8‚€†"€"€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the Print Preview window.G!ځ“‚& €B€RÚ8€‚˙Now you can print your report.5L‚Ȃ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙‹c“‚Sƒ( €Ć€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙The fonts you can use in your QHI reports are determined by the fonts available to your printer.6Ȃ‰ƒ1ý˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ń˙˙˙˙‰ƒP†Print2Sƒťƒ* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Print\0‰ƒ„, (€`€R˜€€ €‚˙Use the Print window to make these changes:ś†ťƒ̈́0 .€ €ZRČL‚H€€€‚˙¨ Select a range of pages you'd like QHI to print. This is handy if your report is long and you only want to see a portion of it.಄­…. *€e€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ Change the print quality. QHI is present to print at high quality. If you'd like to print your reports faster (but at a lower quality), select Low from the drop-down list.Łẗ́P†/ .€č€ZRČL‚€€€‚˙¨ Change the number of copies. QHI is preset to print one copy. Enter the number of copies you'd like to print.5­……†1Ŕ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ň˙˙˙˙…†ŠFont1P†ś†* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙FontpD…†&‡, (€ˆ€R˜€€ €‚˙Use the Font window to change the font in your printed reports.I!ś†o‡( €B€R˜‚€‚˙You can change these elements:; &‡އ/ .€€ZRČL‚H€€€‚˙¨ Font }Po‡'ˆ- *€ €ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ Font style (for example, you can make the report print in bold or italic)?އfˆ/ .€ €ZRČL‚€€€‚˙¨ Font sizeíÄ'ˆS‰) €‰€R˜‚€‚˙When you select a report font, font style, and font size, QHI applies these changes to the report body. For report headings, QHI uses the new settings and increases the font size by two points.3fˆ†‰/ .€ €°R˜€†"€‚˙ŠbS‰Š( €Ä€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙The font you can use in your QHI reports are determined by the fonts available to your printer.< †‰LŠ1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ó˙˙˙˙LŠPrint Setup8Š„Š* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Print SetupZ4LŠފ& €h€R˜€‚˙Use the Print Setup window to make these changes:؄Šě‹6 :€ą€ZRČL‚H€€€€€‚˙¨ Select a different printer. If your printer is not listed, use the Windows Control Panel to install the printer driver for your printer. See your Microsoft Windows User's Guide for installation instructions.ŁvފŒ- *€ě€ZRČL€€€‚˙¨ Change the paper orientation. If your report is very wide, choose Landscape. If it's not wide, choose Portrait.`ě‹/ .€Ŕ€ZRČL‚€€€‚˙¨ Change the paper settings. Set the correct size and source for the paper you plan to use.EŒc1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ô˙˙˙˙c:Print Preview windowA¤* $€.€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Print Preview windowţËc˘Ž3 4€—€R˜€€ €€ €‚˙Each report window has a Preview button. Click it to see the layout and current font selection before you print it. Use the buttons on the Print Preview window to view your report in various ways.c2¤1 2€f€RÚ8‚\€†"€‚˙Click on a button to learn about what it does.5˘Ž:1 2€€R˜‚€†"€R‚˙6p1Ŕ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ő˙˙˙˙p ŔPrint1:Ą) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙PrintY-p Ŕ, (€Z€R˜€€ €‚˙Click Print to display the print window.Ą Ŕ:HĄTŔ18˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ö˙˙˙˙TŔ8ÁNext Page and Prev pageC Ŕ—Ŕ) "€4€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Next Page and Prev PagewETŔÁ2 4€Š€R˜€€ €€ €‚˙Click Next Page and Prev Page to navigate through your report.*—Ŕ8Á' €€R˜‚€‚˙EÁ}Á1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙÷˙˙˙˙}Á7ÂOne Page or Two Page@8Á˝Á) "€.€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙One Page or Two PagezT}Á7Â& €¨€R˜€‚˙Click this button to switch from a one-page to a two-page display of your report.8˝ÁoÂ1ď˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ř˙˙˙˙oÂ&ĂZoom In3 7¢Â) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Zoom In„XoÂ&Ă, (€°€R˜€€ €‚˙Click Zoom In to magnify your report. Click the button again to magnify it further.9˘Â_Ă1˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ů˙˙˙˙_ĂAÄZoom Out4 &Ă“Ă) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Zoom OutƒW_ĂÄ, (€Ž€R˜€€ €‚˙Click Zoom Out to reduce your report. Click the button again to reduce it further.+“ĂAÄ( €€R˜‚€‚˙6ÄwÄ1 ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ú˙˙˙˙wÄKĹFonts1AĨÄ) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙FontsŁwwÄKĹ, (€î€R˜€€ €‚˙Click Fonts to change report fonts. QHI lets you change the font style (such as bold or italic) and the font size.6¨ÄĹ1ů˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ű˙˙˙˙ĹDĆClose1KŲĹ) "€€ˆˆ˜‚Š€‚˙Closef4ĹĆ2 4€h€R˜€€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the Print Preview window.,˛ĹDĆ) "€€ZRČL‚H€‚˙IƍĆ1†˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙üĆŇĆ'ĚChanging printer optionsEDĆŇĆ* $€6€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Changing printer optionsž—ĆÇ' €/€R˜€‚˙You don't have to make any change to your printer settings to print a report. QHI uses the printer you selected for printing with Microsoft Windows.˘zŇĆ2Č( €ô€R˜‚€‚˙You can change your printer selection or select options for printing reports, such as paper size and paper orientation.l/ÇžČ= J€`€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €‚˙From the File menu, choose Print Setup.‘\2Č/É5 :€ş€RÚ8€†"€€ €‚˙{Optional)Select the printer you want to use from the Specific Printer drop-down list.縞ČĘ/ ,€q€Rڂ€€€‚˙If your printer is not listed, use the Windows Control Panel to install the printer driver for your printer. See your Microsoft Windows User's Guide for installation instructions.c4/ÉyĘ/ .€j€RÚ8€†"€ ‚˙(Optional) Change the paper orientation setting.YĘúĘ( €˛€Rڂ€‚˙If your report is very wide, choose Landscape. If it's not very wide, choose Portrait.X)yĘRË/ .€T€RÚ8€†"€!‚˙(Optional) Change the paper settings.iAúĘťË( €‚€Rڂ€‚˙Set the correct size and source for the paper you plan to use.l1RË'Ě; F€d€RÚ8€†"€"€ €€ €‚˙Click OK to close the Print Setup window.@ťËgĚ1‡˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ýgĚŁĚFinding an item<'ĚŁĚ* $€$€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Finding an item‰WgĚ,Í2 4€Ž€R˜€€ €€ €‚˙You can search for text in the Item Description field, the Notes field, or both.ŒIŁĚ¸ÍC V€”€RÚ8‚\€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Click Find on the iconbar. Or, from the Edit menu, choose Find.t?,Í,Î5 :€€€RÚ8€†"€€ €‚˙In the Search For field, enter the text you want to find.uM¸ÍĄÎ( €š€Rڂ€‚˙You can type your search word or phrase in uppercase or lowercase letters.J,ÎëÎ5 :€,€RÚ8€†"€ € €‚˙Click Find All. rĄÎ‹Ď. ,€ä€Rڂ€€ €‚˙QHI displays the List of Found Inventory Items window. QHI lists each item that matches the text you entered.¤oëÎ;5 :€ŕ€RÚ8€†"€!€ €‚˙Select the item you want to look at; then click View Item. O‹Ď;'Ěr, simply double-click the item to select it.X*‹Ď“. ,€T€Rڂ€€ €‚˙QHI displays the item in Detail view.đĂ;ƒ- (€‡€Rڀ€ €‚˙Continue selecting items from the list that you'd like to view. If the list gets covered by other windows, simply click Find on the iconbar; QHI redisplays the list of found inventory items.‚E“= J€Œ€RÚ8‚€†"€"€ €€ €‚˙Click Close to exit the List of Found Inventory Items window.< ƒA1‹˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ţ˙˙˙˙AAdjust Cost8y* $€€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Adjust CostŐŽAN' €]€R˜€‚˙Since there's a good chance that not every item on your claim will be a total loss, QHI lets you record and track repair costs. Use this window to record this information.Łqyń2 4€ä€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙To change or enter a repair cost for an item: click the Use Repair button and enter the amount of the repair.¤tN•0 0€ę€ZRČL€†"€‚˙To change the replacement cost for an item: click the Use Replacement button and enter the new replacement cost.5ńĘ1 2€ €RÚ8‚\€†"€‚˙u•g( €ę€\ˇ€‚ś€ ‚˙Remember, if you change the replacement cost here, QHI changes the replacement cost for this item in the database.)ʐ& €€\ˇ€€ ‚˙EgŐ1Î˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ő^Quicken Deluxe GuideY..+ &€\€ˆˆ˜„Š€‚˙Quicken Deluxe Gateway commandGateway iconySŐ§& €Ś€R˜€‚˙Displays a menu listing all the places you can go on the Quicken Deluxe CD-ROM. ‡_..( €ž€R˜‚€‚˙To select a place, click it. Quicken Deluxe opens the application, book, or tool you select.0§^* $€ €RÚ8€‚‚€˙ E.Ł1:˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙Ł˜ Quick Start tutorialP)^ó' €R€ˆˆB˜€‚˙Quick Start for Quicken Home Inventory‹YŁ~2 4€´€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Click on these topics to learn how to set up your basic inventory of household items:+óŠ( €€R˜‚€‚˙?~č8 @€€R˜ăoƒY€†"€S‰€‚˙ˇŽŠŸ ) €€RȂH€‚˙Read this brief introduction to learn about Quicken Home Inventory and the benefits of using it to keep track of your personal possessions.*čÉ ' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙?Ÿ  8 @€€R˜ăü›Şů€†"€T‰€‚˙šÉ Á ) €!€RȂH€‚˙Quick Start lessons give you seven quick steps that show you how to enter, print, verify, and edit a basic inventory of your household items.+ ě ( €€R˜‚€‚˙ŹtÁ ˜ 8 @€ę€ZRČL‚H€†"€€€‚˙If you want to use Quick Start later, click the Contents button on this Help window to return to Help ContentsIě á 1ö˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙á ˆBQuick Start IntroductionD˜ % ) "€6€ˆˆB˜‚€‚˙Quick Start Introduction$ýá I ' €ű€R˜€‚˙You use Quicken Home Inventory to create and maintain an inventory of your personal possessions. 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This means you can immediately see which types of objects you have in every room in your house and what they are worth.3I h/ .€ €R˜€†"€‚˙‡_5ď( €ž€R˜‚€‚˙Some of the reasons you'll want to use Quicken Home Inventory to track your possessions are:Nh=2 4€8€ZŒRřR‚zâśŃ{-€ ‰€‚˙For insurance purposesQ!ďŽ0 0€B€ZŒRřRâI}-€ ‰€‚˙To know your true net worthd2= @2 4€d€ZŒRřR‚âÜ>~-€ ‰€‚˙To have the security of knowing what you ownŽ @˜ d4Žp@0 0€h€ZŒRřRâou-€ ‰€‚˙To know the exact location of your possessionsl: @Ü@2 4€t€ZŒRřR‚⏀-€ ‰€‚˙To provide an inventory for your heirs and executorsc3p@?A0 0€f€ZŒRřRâ•â-€ ‰€‚˙Because Quicken Home Inventory is easy to usen<Ü@­A2 4€x€ZŒRřR‚â(ƒ-€ ‰€‚˙To use Quicken Home Inventory with Quicken for Windows+?AŘA( €€R˜‚€‚˙°x­AˆB8 @€ň€ZRČL‚H€†"€€€‚˙When you've finished reading the introduction, click the Back button on this Help window to return to Quick Start.DŘAĚB1S˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ĚBŰGQuick Start Lessons?ˆB C) "€,€ˆˆB˜‚€‚˙Quick Start Lessonsş‡ĚBĹC3 4€€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Click Numbers 1 - 7 (in sequence) to learn how to quickly enter, print, verify, and edit a basic inventory of your household items.* CďC' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙?ĹC.D8 @€€R˜ăś\g0€†"€U‰€‚˙*ďCXD' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙?.D—D8 @€€R˜ăŠ™ę:€†"€V‰€‚˙*XDÁD' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙?—DE8 @€€R˜ăéu]“€†"€W‰€‚˙*ÁD*E' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙?EiE8 @€€R˜ăžxY˝€†"€X‰€‚˙**E“E' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙?iEŇE8 @€€R˜ăuŔh€†"€Y‰€‚˙*“EüE' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙?ŇE;F8 @€€R˜ă EM€†"€Z‰€‚˙*üEeF' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙?;F¤F8 @€€R˜ă¨II €†"€[‰€‚˙5eFŮF1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙Žz¤F‡G4 8€ô€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € € € ‚˙For detailed help about a specific button, menu, command, feature or function, use the Help Index or Search button.)ŮF°G& €€\ˇ€€ ‚˙+‡GŰG( €€R˜‚€‚˙E°G H1ˇ˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ H’JSelecting a Location>ŰG^H' €.€ˆˆB˜€‚˙Selecting a locationÓ¤ H1I/ ,€I€R˜‚€€ €‚˙First, select the location you want to inventory. Locations are the places where you keep your possessions, like your living room, kitchen, garage, or office.?^HpI' €0€°ŒR˜€‚˙To select a location:ą1I4J? L€ €ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click the arrow on the View by Location list box to display the Locations list, and then select the location you want to use.3pIgJ/ .€ €˜RȀ†"€\‚˙+4J’J( €€R˜‚€‚˙EgJ×J1?˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙×JŃNSelecting a Category>’JK' €.€ˆˆB˜€‚˙Selecting a categoryʛ×JßK/ ,€7€R˜‚€€ €‚˙Second, select the category you want to use. Categories are the names for groups of items, like clothing, electronic equipment, and home furnishings.?KL' €0€°ŒR˜€‚˙To select a category:ş|ßKŘL> L€ú€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙Click the arrow on the Item Category list box to display the Categories list, and then select the category you want.3L M/ .€ €˜RȀ†"€]‚˙5ŘL@M1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙ќ MN5 8€9€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € € € ‚˙The Suggested Items list always displays all suggested items for the current category (you'll learn how to use the Suggested Items list in Lesson 3).•h@MŚN- *€Đ€˜\ˇ€€ € € ‚˙You can use the Item Category list to change the category for an individual item any time you wish.+NŃN( €€R˜‚€‚˙Y(ŚN*O1ő˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙*OF†Entering Items in the Inventory RegisterN'ŃNxO' €N€ˆˆB˜€‚˙Entering items in the inventory listpG*O €) "€Ž€°ŒR˜‚€‚˙Use the Suggested Items list to add items quickly to your inventory:xO €ŃNťxO E X€y€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €€ €‚˙Select an item from the Suggested Items list, then click the Add Selected Item button to add the item to your inventory. To enter an item even faster, double-click on the item.3 €?/ .€ €˜RȀ†"€F‚˙Ň P‚? L€§€ZRČL‚€†"€€ €€ €‚˙If the item you're looking for isn't on the Suggested Items list you can type it on a blank line. To add a new item, click on a blank line, enter the item description and values, and then click Record.>?Ž‚) "€*€°ŒR˜‚€‚˙The inventory listŠ‚P‚7ƒ' €€R˜€‚˙Items appear in the inventory list as shown below. The description, replacement cost, and resale value is shown for each item.5Ž‚lƒ1 2€ €R˜‚€†"€^‚˙37ƒŸƒ/ .€ €°R˜€†"€(‚˙oDlƒ„+ &€ˆ€\ˇ€‚ś€ € ‚˙Item Description is the name of the item and a brief descriptionmDŸƒ{„) "€ˆ€\ˇ€€ € ‚˙Replacement Cost is the amount you would pay to replace the itempE„ë„+ &€Š€\ˇ€‚€ € ‚˙Resale Value is the amount you would receive if you sold the item[,{„F…/ .€X€\ˇ€€ € € € ‚˙Suggested Items and Values are preset *ë„p…' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙ŤsF…†8 @€č€ZRČL‚H€†"€€€‚˙When you've finished reading this lesson, click the Back button on this Help window to return to Quick Start.+p…F†( €€R˜‚€‚˙I††1Ô˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙†ŒFinishing Your InventoryBF†ц' €6€ˆˆB˜€‚˙Finishing your inventoryE†‡) "€8€°ŒR˜‚€‚˙To finish your inventory:“dцŠ‡/ .€Č€ZRČL‚H€€€‚˙¨ Continue to enter items in the inventory list, changing locations or categories as necessary.˘i‡Kˆ9 B€Ň€ZRČL€€€€ €€ €‚˙¨ When you complete your inventory, create and print an inventory value summary report (step 5).ŢŽŠ‡)‰0 .€]€ZRČL‚€€€‚˙¨ Take the report around your house and do a visual inventory. Edit the report as you go, checking off the items that are OK, editing and adding new items as necessary.3Kˆ\‰/ .€ €˜RȀ†"€_‚˙5)‰‘‰1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙íž\‰~Š/ ,€}€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € ‚˙Write the serial number, make, and model of appropriate items, like electronic equipment. You can add this additional information to items when you revise your basic inventory (step 6)œg‘‰‹5 :€Î€ZRČL‚H€€€€ €‚˙¨ Return to Quicken Home Inventory and make the necessary changes when you're finished (step 6).*~ŠD‹' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙Ťs‹ď‹8 @€č€ZRČL‚H€†"€€€‚˙When you've finished reading this lesson, click the Back button on this Help window to return to Quick Start.+D‹Œ( €€R˜‚€‚˙c2ď‹}Œ1Ď˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙}ŒÁŔCreating and Printing an Insurance Coverage Reporta:Œތ' €t€ˆˆB˜€‚˙Creating and printing an inventory value summary report|>}ŒZ> L€~€ZRČL‚H€†"€€ €€ €‚˙From the Reports menu, choose Inventory Value Summary.3ތ/ .€ €˜RȀ†"€`‚˙*Zˇ' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙„V;Ž. ,€Ź€RȂH€€ €‚˙The inventory value report shows each item in your inventory, sorted by category.3ˇnŽ/ .€ €˜RȀ†"€a‚˙~F;ŽěŽ8 @€Ž€ZRČL‚€†"€€ €‚˙Click the Print button on the Report window to print the report.ÔnŽŻ/ ,€)€R˜‚€€ €‚˙Once you have the printed report you can take it around your house and do a visual inventory as described in step 5 "Finishing your inventory."(ěŽ׏% €€R˜€ ‚˙ł{Ż–Ŕ8 @€ř€ZRČL‚H€†"׏–ŔŒ€€€‚˙When you've finished reading this lesson, click the Back button on this Help window to return to Quick Start Lessons.+׏ÁŔ( €€R˜‚€‚˙`/–Ŕ!Á1í˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙!ÁŽČEditing Items and Adding Additional InformationY2ÁŔzÁ' €d€ˆˆB˜€‚˙Editing items and adding additional information9!ÁłÁ) "€ €°ŒR˜‚€‚˙Editing ItemsłŒzÁfÂ' €€R˜€‚˙You can enter additional information about an item when you've finished entering your basic inventory, or at the time you enter the item.1öłÁ—Ă; D€í€R˜‚€€ €€ €€ €‚˙So far, you've been looking at your inventory in List view, which shows multiple items in a list format. You can also see one item at a time in Detail view, which contains additional information fields that are not visible in List view.V/fÂíĂ' €^€°ŒR˜€‚˙Adding additional information in Detail viewh6—ĂUÄ2 4€n€ZRČL‚H€†"€‚˙Select the appropriate item on the inventory list._ íĂ´Ä? N€D€ZRČL€†"€€ €†"€>‚˙Click the Detail button. מUÄ‹Ĺ9 @€?€ZRČL‚€†"€€ €‚˙Enter any additional information you'd like to add, such as the item's serial number or make and model. Click the Record button to record your changes.„E´ÄĆ? N€Ž€ZRČL€†"€€ €†"€=‚˙To return to List view, click the Return to List View button. ͘‹ĹÜĆ5 8€1€R˜‚€€ €€ €‚˙The following illustration shows a comparison of Detail and List views. (The illustration is greatly reduced from the actual size of the views).3ĆÇ/ .€ €R˜€†"€b‚˙ŤsÜĆşÇ8 @€č€ZRČL‚H€†"€€€‚˙When you've finished reading this lesson, click the Back button on this Help window to return to Quick Start.5ÇďÇ1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙żşÇŽČ@ P€ţ€\ˇ€‚ś€ € € € € € € € € ‚˙For complete information about List or Detail view, see Help Contents, Reference and Tips, List view or Detail view.@ďÇîČ1€˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ ˙˙˙˙îČ.ÍWhat to do Next;ŽČ)É) "€$€ˆˆB˜‚€‚˙What to do NextVîȸĘ9 @€­€R˜€€ €€ €€ €‚˙When you've finished reviewing Quick Start, you can go to Help Contents and explore the other parts of this Help system. If you want to learn more about Quicken Home Inventory tasks, see Using Quicken Home Inventory. If you want to look up a button, menu command, window, or another part of the Main window, see Reference and Tips.*)ÉâĘ' €€R˜‚€ ‚˙֑¸Ę¸ËE X€%€ZRČL‚H€†"€€€€€€€‚˙To go to Help Contents, click the Contents button on this Help window. To close Help, choose the Exit command from the Help File menu.5âĘíË1 2€ €°R˜‚€†"€‚˙â¸ËţĚ/ ,€Ĺ€\‘€‚€ € € ‚˙Don't forget to read the Deluxe User's Guide. In addition to the step-by-step instructions contained in this Help system, the user's guide contains additional guidelines and suggestions for using Quicken Home Inventory..0íË.Í* $€ €R˜€‚‚€˙ ; ţĚiÍ1’˙˙˙˙˙˙˙˙ ˙˙˙˙iÍĚStatus bar5 .ÍžÍ( €€Œ˜°‚H€‚˙Status Bar‰LiÍ3= H€›€°‚H€‡"€c‚‚€‚€‚€‚˙The status bar is displayed at the bottom of the Quicken Home Inventory window. To display or hide the status bar, use the Status Bar command in the View menu.The left area of the status bar describes actions of menu items as you use the arrow keys to navigate through menus. This area similarly shows messages that describe the actions of toolbar buttons as you depress them, before releasing them. 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ˆ€/ˆ…ˆ€ˆ‡ˆˆ€ˆˆ€&ˆˆ’€ˆˆˆˆˆ€ˆ€ˆˆˆ€ˆˆˆ€ˆ€ˆˆ€ˆ’€řˆˆ€vvˆp˙""ggˆ‚€x=ˆ9ˆ,ˆ,ˆ€ˆ’€řˆˆ€ggˆp˙vvˆ‚€x=ˆ9ˆ,ˆ,ˆ€ˆ’€řˆˆ€vvˆp˙ˆˆggˆ‚€x=ˆ9ˆ,ˆ,ˆ€ˆ’€řˆˆ€ggˆp˙DDvvˆ‚€x=ˆ9ˆ,ˆ,ˆ€ˆ’€řˆˆ€vvˆp˙ggˆ‚€x=ˆ9ˆ,ˆ,ˆ€ˆŒ€řˆˆ€ggˆp˙ƒvvˆ€Tˆ’€řˆˆ€vvˆp˙ĚĚggˆ€5˙đwp:#˙đw‚p$˙wˆ’€řˆˆ€ggˆp˙33vvˆ€5˙‚đ÷w‚p1˙w#˙‚đ÷w‚p$˙wˆŒ€řˆˆ€vvˆp˙ƒggˆ€5˙‚đ˙ˆƒ‡p1˙w#˙‚đ˙ˆƒ‡p$˙‚řˆ‚wˆ’€řˆˆ€ggˆp˙ˆˆvvˆ€5˙‚đ˙ˆƒ‡p1˙ˆ‚w#˙ƒđ˙€ƒ‡p$˙‚řƒwˆ’€řˆˆ€vvˆp˙""ggˆ€5˙ƒđ˙p„‡p˙‚˙ˆ‚w#˙ƒđ˙vf„`‡p$˙‚÷fƒwˆ’€řˆˆ€ggˆp˙vvˆ’€˙˙đ˙˙đ˙đ˙đ$˙ƒđ˙~p˙˙ˆ‚w˙”˙˙đ˙đ˙đ˙˙đ˙vf„`‡p˙”đ˙đ˙đ˙˙˙˙˙÷fƒwˆ’€řˆˆ€vvˆp˙ˆˆggˆ’€˙˙˙đđ˙đđ˙đ˙đđ˙đ$˙đ˙~ĚĚ·p˙˙˙đ‰đ˙đđ˙˙˙‡˙đđ˙ƒˆ€ƒˆw˙•đ˙đđ˙đđ˙đ˙˙˙˙˙đ˙vƄ`‡p˙”˙˙˙˙đ˙đđ˙đ˙˙÷l„fwˆ’€řˆˆ€ggˆp˙ffvvˆ’€˙˙˙˙đ˙đđ˙đđ˙˙đ˙đ$˙ƒđ˙~p˙˙˙đđ˙đ„˙˙‡˙˙đ˙ˆ‚w˙•đ˙đđ˙đđ˙đ˙˙˙˙˙đ˙vf„`‡p˙’˙˙˙đ˙đđ˙đ˙˙÷fƒwˆ’€řˆˆ€vvˆp˙ggˆ’€˙˙˙˙đ˙đđ˙đđ˙˙đ˙đ$˙›đ˙~ĚĚ·p˙˙˙˙đ˙đđ˙đ˙˙‡˙˙˙˙ˆ…ˆˆw˙•đ˙đđ˙đđ˙đ˙˙˙˙˙đ˙vƄ`‡p˙’˙˙˙đ˙đđ˙đ˙˙÷l„fwˆŒ€řˆˆ€ggˆp˙ƒvvˆ’€˙˙˙˙đ˙đđ˙đđ˙đđđ$˙ƒđ˙~p˙˙˙˙đ˙đđ˙˙˙†˙˙đ˙‰ˆˆ€ˆˆw˙•đđ˙đđ˙đ˙˙˙˙˙đ˙vf„`‡p˙“˙˙˙˙đ˙đđ˙đ˙˙÷fƒwˆ’€řˆˆ€vvˆp˙DDggˆ„€˙˙˙‹đ˙đ˙đđ$˙”đ˙~Ěç‡p˙˙˙đđŽ˙˙˙˙đ˙‰ˆˆˆw˙•đ˙˙đ˙đđ˙đ˙˙˙˙˙đ˙vƄ`‡p˙’˙˙˙đ˙đđ˙đ˙˙÷l„fwˆ’€řˆˆ€ggˆp˙33vvˆ„€˙˙ ˙đ&˙Ľđ˙~îçî‡p˙˙˙˙đđđ˙˙˙˙đđ˙ƒˆ€ƒˆw˙œđ˙˙đ˙đđ˙đ˙˙˙˙˙đ˙vŞ`‡p˙™˙˙˙đ˙đđ˙đ˙˙÷` ŚwˆŒ€řˆˆ€vvˆp˙ƒggˆ†€˙˙˙đ ˙đ&˙Œđ˙~îçŕˆ‡p˙ ˙!˙‰ˆˆ€ˆˆw˙•đ˙đđ˙đđ˙đ˙˙˙˙˙đ˙vf„`‡p˙”˙˙˙˙đ˙đđ˙đ˙˙÷fƒwˆ’€řˆˆ€ggˆp˙ĚĚvvˆ†€˙˙đ ˙đ&˙‚đ˙w‡xˆ‡p˙ ˙!˙‰ˆˆ€ˆˆw˙“˙˙˙˙đ˙đ˙˙đ˙w„x‡p˙ˆđ˙đ˙đ˙‰˙˙˙÷wƒˆwˆ’€řˆˆ€vvˆp˙""ggˆ€5˙‚đ˙ˆ‡‡p˙˙đ˙„˙˙˙‰ˆˆ€ˆˆw#˙‚đ˙ˆƒ‡p$˙‚řˆ‚wˆŒ€řˆˆ€ggˆp˙ƒvvˆ€5˙‚đ˙ˆƒ‡p1˙ˆ‚w#˙‚đ˙ˆƒ‡p$˙‚řˆ‚wˆ’€řˆˆ€vvˆp˙ˆˆggˆ€5˙‚đ˙ˆƒ‡p1˙ˆ‚w#˙‚đ˙ˆƒ‡p$˙‚řˆ‚wˆ’€řˆˆ€ggˆp˙ffvvˆ€5˙đ˙ƒ÷p1˙ˆ‚w#˙đ˙ƒ÷p$˙˙‚wˆ’€řˆˆ€vvˆp˙ggˆ€5˙đ˙‚p1˙˙‚÷#˙đ˙‚p$˙˙‚÷ˆŒ€řˆˆ€ggˆp˙ƒvvˆ€Tˆ’€řˆˆ€vvˆp˙DDggˆ‚€x=ˆ9ˆ,ˆ,ˆ€ˆ’€řˆˆ€ggˆp˙33vvˆ‚€x=ˆ9ˆ,ˆ,ˆ€ˆŒ€řˆˆ€vvˆp˙ƒggˆ‚€x=ˆ9ˆ,ˆ,ˆ€ˆ’€řˆˆ€ggˆp˙ĚĚvvˆ‚€x=ˆˆƒ€ ˆ,ˆ,ˆ€‘řˆˆ€vvˆp˙""ggˆ‚€x=ˆˆ€ ˆ,ˆ,ˆ€wŒpřˆˆ€ggˆp˙ƒvvˆŽ€xˆ€€ˆ€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆ€ˆˆ€ˆˆ€ˆˆƒˆ€ˆŒ€€ˆˆ€€ˆ€‡ˆ€ˆˆˆˆ“€ˆˆ€ˆ€ˆ€ˆˆˆ“€ˆˆˆ€ˆ€ˆ€ˆˆ€÷w’přˆˆ€vvˆp˙ˆˆggˆ‹€xˆˆ€€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆ€ˆ€ˆˆˆ€ˆˆˆŒˆ€ˆˆ€ˆ€ˆˆƒ€€ˆ€ˆˆ€€ˆ€€ˆˆˆ“€ˆˆ€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆˆˆˆˆˆ“€ˆ€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆˆˆˆˆ€řˆ“‡přˆˆ€ggˆp˙ffvvˆ‹€xˆˆˆ€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆŒˆˆˆˆˆˆˆ’ˆ€ˆˆ€ˆ€€ˆˆˆ€ˆ€‡ˆ€€ˆ€ˆ€ˆˆ’ˆ€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆˆˆˆˆˆ“€ˆ€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆˆˆˆˆ€řˆ“‡přˆˆ€vvˆp˙ggˆ‘€xˆˆˆ€ˆ€ˆ€€ˆˆŒˆˆˆˆˆˆ’ˆ€ˆˆ€ˆ€€ˆˆ€ˆ€ˆ€‡ˆ€€ˆ€ˆˆˆ’€ˆ€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆˆˆˆˆˆŤ€ˆ€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆˆˆˆˆ€řˆˆˆ‡přˆˆ€ggˆp˙ˆˆvvˆ‹€xˆˆˆ€€ˆˆ€‹ˆˆ€ˆ€ˆ€ˆˆ…ˆˆˆŒˆ€€ˆ€€ˆˆƒ€€€ˆ€€ˆ€€ˆˆˆ‘€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆˆˆˆˆˆŤ€ˆ€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆˆˆˆˆ€řˆˆˆ‡přˆˆ€vvˆp˙DDggˆĄ€xˆˆˆ€€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆ€ˆ€ˆ€ˆ€ˆ€ˆˆ“ˆ€ˆˆ€ˆ€€ˆ€€€€†ˆˆˆˆ‘€€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆˆˆˆˆˆŤ€ˆ€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆˆˆˆˆ€řˆˆˆ‡přˆˆ€ggˆp˙vvˆ‡€xˆˆˆ€ ˆ…€ˆ€ˆ€ˆ$ˆƒˆ€ ˆ€)ˆˆ‘€€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆˆˆˆˆˆ”€ˆ€ˆ€€ˆ€ˆˆˆˆˆ€řˆŽ‡přˆˆ€vvˆp˙ƒggˆ‡€xˆˆ€€ ˆˆˆ$ˆƒˆ€ 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