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Ed4132

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Hi

I Just Upgrade to lion and found that Quicken don't work with Lion. I have several accounts for years, I have a backup file so I am considering go back to Snow Leopard.

Any suggection please
 

Duff-Man

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Duff-Man says...

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...oh yeah!
 

brand

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Duff-Man is correct. This has been highly publicized and well known for a while now. It is rumored that Apple is working with Intuit and building the Rosetta parts needed to run on Lion directly into the Quicken application. If Quicken wasn't too lazy to make a decent application for the Mac OS they wouldn't be in this mess. The best thing people could do would be to just stop using Quicken. If they felt it in their wallets they might get the message but I doubt it.

I would highly recommend checking the compatibility of your apps before any major OS upgrade on any operating system.
 

From A Buick 8

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Old thread i know, but i am just now looking at upgrading ti Lion. So has there been any movement on getting an updated version of quicken, or is there a program (like quicken) that does run on Lion that i can change too.
 

Duff-Man

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Old thread i know, but i am just now looking at upgrading ti Lion. So has there been any movement on getting an updated version of quicken, or is there a program (like quicken) that does run on Lion that i can change too.

Duff-Man says...again, searching the forums is a good idea, this is a very common question....a couple of the most recent threads:
what personal finance software app should I buy?
Replacement for Quicken 2007?
And those threads have links to several other threads....oh yeah!
 
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