Can't expand Quicken 2007 for Mac updates

I've downloaded new updates for Stuffit Expander, but I cannot get my updates for Quicken 2007 for Mac to expand and open up. I get the pop-up message "Stuffit archives are not supported."
Where should I start looking for answers to this problem?

I did install the new updates for Stuffit Expander.
I ended up opening Stuffit first, then I opened the Quicken update files. The Quicken files loaded and updated the application.
Quicken's updated. It doesn't function any better than it did before, but it's updated, thanks.

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https://quicken.intuit.com/personal-finance-software/quicken-2007-osx-lion.jsp
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https://quicken.intuit.com/support/help/pre-sales-questions/convert-data-from-qu icken-for-windows-to-quicken-for-mac/GEN82194.html

When I upgrade from Snow Leopard to Mountain Lion my Quicken 2006 for Mac stopped working, short of paying the $59 for Quicken Mac Essentials is there anything else I can do to read my old files?

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Preface: I have no experience with Quicken Essentials, but have read, quite often, on this and other forums that it is a further strip down of features from Quicken 2007. So I agree, get Quicken 2007 for Lion/Mt. Lion, but...
BE CAREFUL with Quicken!
When Intuit finally released Quicken 2007 for Lion v16.1.1 in March, 2013 it was a godsend for older Quicken PPC users. It will directly open the data file from Quicken 2005, 2006 or 2007 PPC versions. The upgrade to 16.1.2 with the release of Mountain Lion was also stable.
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My point: purchase Quicken 2007 for Lion, but ALSO:
1. Make copies of your Quicken 2007 PPC data file and back them up BEFORE you attempt to open it in 16.1.4; and
2. If you run into problems, let me know by email (michaellax) at AOL dot com.
If it works fine for you, please report that too!
PS: Baltwo will tell you he has encountered no problems and good for him. But the reports of others with problems keep mounting...

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Quicken 2007 for Lion

I was wondering if I can convert Q2006 to Q2007 for lion. I am currently running on snow leopard?

Ralph Landry1 wrote:
Michael, if you had been on here and following the discussions since Lion came out you would know your statements are counter reality. Essentials came out and was the stop-gap for the Quicken non-compatibility issues until fixes to 2007 were released.
I dispute both of your statements:
1. "...if you had been on here..." - Could you please clarify the time frame you are refering to here, please.
2. Now Bee may have anecdotally found one Quicken 2007 user who now prefers Quicken Essentials. I have never used Quicken Essentials, but I can only go on what I have read over and over again on this and many other forums.
Don't take my word for it: consider these forum statements:
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https://discussions.apple.com/message/17025648#17025648
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The statement I was disputing was:
Another option would be to upgrade the Quicken to the new one for Macs. It works so much better that 2007, and opens old Q files.
Your statement to me was:
Essentials came out and was the stop-gap for the Quicken non-compatibility issues until fixes to 2007 were released.
That is "apples and oranges!"
Now if you want to defend Quicken Essentials for what it offered until the release by Intuit of Quicken 2007 for Lion in March 2012, that is a different issue. I still would dispute that as the "stop-gap" on the following basis.
When Lion was officially released, in late July, 2011, existing Quicken 2007 users could continue to use their PPC version of Quicken 2007 by:
1. Restoring their original version of OS X that they were using before upgrading to Lion.
2. Partitioning their hard drives or adding an external hard drive and installing Snow Leopard (with Rosetta) into it and "dual-booting" between Lion and Snow Leopard to continue to operate Quicken 2007 PPC as needed.
These workarounds worked for all Quicken PPC users until users purchased new Macs that came with Lion already installed on them.
Some of these "new Lion Mac purchasers", such as myself, continued to use Quicken PPC on their second or third Macs that still ran Snow Leopard.
For those who only had one Mac that only ran Lion, the next solution was to install Snow Leopard Server into Parallels or VMWare Fusion. And since that was a "pricey" solution, I came up with my Installing Snow Leopard client (with Rosetta) into Parallels solution, which had its earliest posted incarnations in October, 2011:
[Quicken Deluxe 2002 PPC shown running here - click on image to enlarge]
So Quicken Essentials was hardly the only "stop-gap" solution for those uninformed users of these other options posted here on this forum and even at that for a short period of time, if at all.
And even Intuit admits that when you import Quicken Essentials data into Quicken 2007 for Lion, you lose:
Budgets
Reports
Currency settings
Category tax line item assignments
Scheduled transactions
Financial institution records
Tags
Online payee information
Download references attached to transactions
Account settings such as Hide Account, and online enabled account user IDs and passwords
So based upon all of these quoted negative comments about Quicken Essentials, I would NEVER advise a current user to use it in favor of Quicken 2007 for Lion, Bee's one friend, notwithstanding!

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in http://quicken.intuit.com/support/help/shopping-and-buying/terms-and-conditions- for-exchanging--returning-or-refunding-quicken-products/GEN83258.html
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Terms and Conditions For Exchanging, Returning or Refunding Quicken Retail and Electronically Delivered Products
Updated: 8/21/2014 | Article ID: GEN83258
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