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Quicken bundles Net, legal tools

Arif Mohamed ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 17 Oct 1996 16:30 BST

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Quicken 5 (£35 including VAT) will now come with Internet starter package Netcomplete, which offers 28 days' free Internet access, a customised version of Netscape Navigator and 24-hour telephone support.

Quicken 5 Deluxe (£60 + VAT) will include Netcomplete and Quicken Family Lawyer, software for creating legal documents including wills, as well as QuickInvoice and Quicken Home Inventory. Both versions of Quicken 5 are available now.

Quicken can be contacted by telephone on 0800-435100.

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