Converting my data from Windows to Mac was a mess.and I basically wound up importing all my banking accounts as individual. It was missing a zillion Windows features and was a really poor product in my opinion.

The interface, although fresh and clean, is sophomoric and basically made for idiots, I thought. So.for a while I beta tested Quicken Mac 2016.and they were kind enough to 'gift' me a copy to help them test the product. However, after I retired, I'm thinking.why the heck do I need to purchase Parallels and have Quicken Windows as the only Windows software I ever use? I purchased a Mac Book around 2010.but my business professional software was still Windows.so I was stuck with Quicken for Windows and used and still use Parallels as a virtual Windows machine. That's why Quicken Windows looks like it's from the 1990's. To my knowledge, it's never been re-written.just added on to. And each yearly version added features and conveniences and minor tweaks to the user interface.so the entire code has roots going back that far. So.remember this.Quicken Windows has been based on that GUI since Day 1 when it became a Windows product.

And there was no Quicken Home and Business version then.no tags.no scheduled reminders. I started my business in 1979 and pretty much did all my bookkeeping, paying bills, tracking my investments, even did my payroll with Quicken Windows 4 or 5 and beyond (not Quicken Windows 1994.but actually Quicken Windows 4). I have used Quicken Windows since is was Managing Your Money back in the DOS days.and of course moved up to the Windows version. OK, another long diatrabe post in response:įirst a bit of background.

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