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Quickbooks 2019
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I'm being told that QB 2019 should be available next Tuesday, 9/25, unless major bugs are discovered between now and then.
I read Carrie Kahn's summary a couple of weeks ago and am really looking forward to the update (and the endless sales emails to buy QB 2018 from my vendors...
).
I read Carrie Kahn's summary a couple of weeks ago and am really looking forward to the update (and the endless sales emails to buy QB 2018 from my vendors...
).
I see 2019 QB's for Mac is out now, wish more users here so I could find out how it's working out.
[doublepost=1537992848][/doublepost]Just did some digging and found this. I think I will be waiting for awhile. https://quickbooks.intuit.com/commu...op-2019-Crashing-with-MacOS-Mojave/m-p/179234
[doublepost=1537992848][/doublepost]Just did some digging and found this. I think I will be waiting for awhile. https://quickbooks.intuit.com/commu...op-2019-Crashing-with-MacOS-Mojave/m-p/179234
I posted somewhere here recently that QB 2019 would be out today or around today. I'll be ponying up for it, but it's pretty much on an eternal roundabout sale price. Never pay full price for QB, ever.
FWIW, Intuit can hook you up with a 30-day trial. I hire interns regularly, generally for engineering work (that's what my company does) but I always tell them that you'll need to deal with invoicing sooner or later, so learn QuickBooks - I put them in touch with Intuit, and they supply them with a no-cost subscription to the Online version or a free SN, using my credentials. Intuit's CS is about the best in the business, give them a call or use their chat service to explain what you're doing and what you need. Keep in mind that some colleges are still not in class yet, while some (including my alma mater) have been up and running for several weeks, Intuit accounts (no pun intended) for this. Cheers.
FWIW, Intuit can hook you up with a 30-day trial. I hire interns regularly, generally for engineering work (that's what my company does) but I always tell them that you'll need to deal with invoicing sooner or later, so learn QuickBooks - I put them in touch with Intuit, and they supply them with a no-cost subscription to the Online version or a free SN, using my credentials. Intuit's CS is about the best in the business, give them a call or use their chat service to explain what you're doing and what you need. Keep in mind that some colleges are still not in class yet, while some (including my alma mater) have been up and running for several weeks, Intuit accounts (no pun intended) for this. Cheers.