Follow the procedures outlined below to rebuild your QMT file.

If you already know the name and directory of your data files, skip steps 
1 through 3. To find the name of your Quicken file and its location:
1. Start Quicken.
2. Identify your file name.
	The name of your data file is in the Quicken for Windows title bar, 
	following the words "Quicken 3 for Windows." In this example, the 
	name of the data file is QDATA:    Quicken 3 for Windows - QDATA
	Write down the name of your file on a piece of paper.
3. Identify your data file directory.
	From the File menu, choose Open.  Quicken displays the 
	Open Quicken File window. Look in the middle of the window, just 
	below the word "Directories." Quicken displays the drive and 
	directories containing your Quicken data. 
	Write down the name of the drive and directory on a piece of paper. 
	For example, if you've used the preset names, the drive and 
	directory names are   C:\QUICKENW\QDATA
	Click OK.
4. Exit Quicken and Exit Windows.

To run the Rebuild utility on your data file, your Quicken data files and 
the Rebuild utility must be located in the same directory. If both your 
Quicken program and your data files are in the same directory, skip 
step 1.

1. Use the DOS copy command to copy Rebuild.exe to your Quicken directory. 
	For example if your data directory is named checking:
	Type: CD\QUICKENW and then press enter.
	Then type: COPY REBUILD.EXE C:\CHECKING and then press enter.
2. Use the DOS copy command to make a copy of your Quicken data files.
	For example, if your Quicken data file is named QDATA, 
	type: COPY QDATA.*   NEWDATA.*
3. Run the Rebuild utility on the copy of your Quicken data. 
	If you copied your Quicken data into a file named NEWDATA, you 
	would type: REBUILD NEWDATA and then press enter.
	Quicken rebuilds your file.
	If the rebuild succeeds, you'll see this message: REBUILD COMPLETE
	If the rebuild does not succeed, call Technical Support.
5. Load the new copy of your file and review for any problems.
	Start Quicken. Be sure to hold down the CTRL key while you are
	double-clicking the Quicken icon. This action will keep Quicken from 
	opening your damaged file.
	From the File menu, choose Open.  Quicken displays the Open 
	Quicken File window.
	Double-click the name of the new Quicken data file in the File Name
	list box. (In our example, the filename is NEWDATA.)
	Review the file for any problems.
6. If you don't detect any problems, copy the file. 
	From the File menu choose File Operations then choose Copy.
	Quicken displays the Copy File window.
	Enter the new name and check the date range to make sure that it 
	covers all your transactions and then click OK.
	Quicken creates a new copy of your file.
	Choose the option to load the new copy.

If you have questions, call Technical Support at 415 858-6003
Monday through Friday from 5:00 am to 5:00 pm PST.

