I am considering upgrading my early 2008 iMac to Yosemite. (I like it on my Macbook Pro) I am also using Quicken Essentials on my MacBook Pro, but still prefer Quicken 2007 on my iMac.
So I have 3 questions regarding Quicken 2015.
a) will it import my Quicken 2007 data?
b) will it run in Yosemite on my iMac?
c) Does Quicken 2015 allow for reports filtered by payees?
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Yosemite (10.10.2)
I Was not aware that there were upgrades to 15 or 16 available for the Mac.
If they work anything like Eesentials, I'll avoid them like the plague.
Well my post has a dangling participle: I meant that Quicken 2007 for Mac has been upgraded for El Capitan.
But, yes, there is both Quicken 2015 for Mac and Quicken 2016 for Mac. The 2015 is generally loathed by most Q2007 users and when Intuit offered me a discount, I purchased Q2016 and was generally underwhelmed by it.
So I continue to use Quicken 2007.
MlchaelLAX wrote:
I meant that Quicken 2007 for Mac has been upgraded for El Capitan.
To clarify, 16.2.3 is the latest version of Q '07 for Lion that runs in Snow Leopard through El Cap.
Thanks.
I do have the latest version and agree with you whole heartedly that 07 is a very good program.
Better for American users than for us Canucks, but it does everything I want it to do.
Thanks again. I appreciate your input.
do you know what version of Quicken you are running? Information is available in the Quicken pull down menu, under "About Quicken". Version 16.2.3 by any chance?
Version 16.2.4 is the latest as of the date of this writing.
Will Quicken 2007 run under Yosemite on my early 2008 iMac?
