What is the best personal financial software for mac? I am currently using Quicken 2007 but keep losing data.
Thanks,
iMac (20-inch Early 2008), Mac OS X (10.5.8)
baltwo wrote:
Then, something's amiss on your machine and you should try to fix it.
What do you suggest?
Which version of Lion did you run 16.1.3?
Must have been 10.7.5, but I beta-tested it, so don't know if those updates crossed paths. But, no matter which version, I've never had an issue.
Again, I repeat:
MlchaelLAX wrote:
baltwo wrote:
Then, something's amiss on your machine and you should try to fix it.
What do you suggest?
ShariPotter wrote:
It isn't my machine. It is Quicken.
Says you. If it works here and through all version with all three of Apple's latest OSs, then I can only conclude it's your machine.
baltwo wrote:
I haven't a clue...
And with that we are in 100% agreement!
George, you're right - the current Intuit board chair and former Intuit CEO is a former Apple VP and a current board member there, according to this Wikipedia article.
I also was surprised having followed this fiasco for a long time. I bet there a dozen threads like this one over the last many years.
Things have changed in the computing world.
...or not, as in the case of Intuit products for Mac!
I agree!
Has anybody used Mint (the on-line service) and Mint.com app? I am thinking desktop applications are going to be dinosaurs soon. Mint is free and Mac Review gives a high grade.
I tried it when it was new and it was not new. Besides I don't want my data on line!
Shari: can you please provide us with more details about Quicken 2007 for Lion and ur experiences with Intuit.
Shari: why didn't the earlier version of Quicken for Lion (16.1.2?) work for you? I find it very stable and meets all of my needs.
It was my hope that 16.1.2 would solve your problems! 😟 It solved mine...
Thanks for the descriptions.
best financial software for mac
