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lukin

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Jul 24, 2008
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Hello, thanks in advance for any help.

At the end of this month I will be purchasing a new MBP. I'm switching over from Windows. The only program I'm concerned about 'losing' is Quicken. I know there's Quicken for Mac, but I've heard horror stories about it. I've also heard bad things about parallels and Quicken. I could always install it on my bootcamp, but I use it often and don't want to boot over each time. I've also heard if I was to switch to a mac version, I can't import my windows file which is absolutely unacceptable as I don't want to lose all my data.

Can anyone give me feedback as to if any of this is true or if I have been mislead? Will I be able to run Quicken 2008?

Thanks!
 
Quicken Financial Life should be released in a few months. You should be fine then.

Until then, you'll have to use Quicken under Windows through Boot Camp, Parallels, or Fusion.
 
Quicken Financial Life should be released in a few months. You should be fine then.

Until then, you'll have to use Quicken under Windows through Boot Camp, Parallels, or Fusion.


So it does run under parallels. Great! Thanks!
 
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