Quicken Home Inventory Manager
by Intuit
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Software Reviews of Quicken Home Inventory Manager
Customer Review: Very Slow Interface
Summary: 2 Stars
Like another reviewer mentioned, this software is very slow. Even the drop down lists on the menu bar are slowly redrawn. For example when you hover your mouse over the "File" or "Edit" menu item, it takes about 1/2 second to redraw the drop down list. This should be instant, at least after selecting the menu item the first time, and the screen redrawing is not clean. This just adds to the overall cheap feel of this software.
I have used Quicken for over 10 years. I thought Intuit would do a decent job on this one since they haven't changed the "Classic" Home Inventory feature embedded in the Quicken product until now. So, after years and years of the subpar "Classic" version, we get this cheap "upgrade" that is so slow, I'd rather use the "Classic" version.
Customer Review: A must have program for home owner's insurance tracking!
Summary: 5 Stars
Quicken Home Inventory Manager for PCFor any homeowner, this program is a must have!! Often we either under-estimate or over-estimate the value of our homeowner's insurance policy because we don't have a good recordkeeping for our home inventory. Finally, this program will allow you to keep an accurate inventory and its value of everything you own for your homeowner's insurance. This program allows you to import digital photos as well as write up a description of your prize possessions. A plus is that this fantastic program is easy to use. I highly recommend this program to anyone who have a homeowner's insurance policy.Customer Review: Slow and Cumbersome
Summary: 1 Stars
Long time-application user writing:
Home Inventory Manager by Quicken is the slowest and most awkward program I have ever used -- or tired to use. Most annoying is its non-intuitive approach to data entry, lack of flexibility, awarkward image importing, and slow, slow performance and screen-redraws. It seems as though some novice ported it from an old Cobol program routine.
Quicken might want to hang its head with shame; it does not belong in the QUICKen family, or on your PC.