Intuit checks and a laser or inkjet printer, if you want to print checks.Macintosh computer with a PowerPC or Intel Core processor.These are the current official system requirements given to me by an Intuit employee earlier today: I was correct in making the assumption that “Lion Compatible” does not equate to “Lion Only Compatible”. Being my typical developer skeptical self, I wanted to get to the bottom of this as I seriously doubted Intuit’s ability (and desire) to create a “Lion Only” version of Quicken. I’ve had several Quicken users contact us regarding how to upgrade to Lion to make it so that they can upgrade to this new version of Quicken. A few days ago, Intuit sent out emails to registered users of supported version of Quicken for Mac (2005-2007) and notified them of this new versions availability. I very-much intentionally put quotation marks around the “Lion Compatible” portion of Intuit’s latest version of Quicken for the Mac. Unless they are completely redoing it for Quicken 2008, they might as well just kill this thing.Q:Is Quicken 2007 compatible with Mac OS X Lion (10.7)? A: I am MORE than disgusted with Intuit over this product. Actually, scratch that, it's not really running "native", since Quicken 2007 isn't a universal binary despite being released in August/Sept. Here, you have to type the balance in.Īnd for this, you get to pay DOUBLE what the Windows version costs just so you can run it natively on a Mac. You've been able to auto-reconcile against the online balance for YEARS in the Windows version.
the reconcile method is straight from version 6 of Quicken, which came out in 1996. Every single window is broken apart, so when I'm in Quicken I literally have 6-7 tiny windows to try to get anything done. Windows Quicken reconciled, Mac Quicken was off by the two missing transactions. Then, immediately afterwards I downloaded 7 transactions into Windows Quicken. eating downloaded transactions - just this morning, I downloaded 5 transactions into Mac Quicken. I'm not talking about the missing features how about: I've been using the Windows version of Quicken for the last decade, so when I bought an iMac (my first Mac) a few weeks ago, I picked up Quicken to go along with it.
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