I used to use QB to run a technical consulting business and was never really happy with it, then Intuit stopped supporting the Mac and that killed it for me. I’m weary of being locked into MS directly or indirectly. Intuit did send me a free 2006 installation last year, and I didn’t even ask, but for me it’s time to move on anyway.
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What can I do My Quickbooks Pro (for Mac) 2014 won't transfer to my new Mac.
#Quickbooks for mac won't close update#
In my estimation there haven’t been any significant changes/upgrades to Quicken for Mac since about 2000 when it became OS X compatible, and I haven’t bought a single update since then. Global Nav Open Menu Global Nav Close Menu. I’m now looking for a good easy-to-use electronic ledger to replace it. And now that there’s no direct linking of online banking directly with Quicken app.(unless you subscribe to BillPay), then what’s the point in using it anymore. I just recently dropped my Quicken BillPay, I’m officially tired of spending $10.00/month to pay bills when my bank offers it online for free. I few blogs I’ve run into over the last several weeks have implied that Quicken is moving toward being a total web app, and you’ll need to pay a monthly or yearly fee to use it – I can tell you I won’t be there for that, I’m already subscriptioned to death.
When Quicken stopped supporting direct banking directly through Quicken on the Mac, it’s been down hill ever since. Y’all do realize that Intuit is a subsidiary of Mac Attack – Yeah right…
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