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Asked by coldspringsolutions in Apple Software, Snow Leopard (OS 10.6), Quickbooks Financial Software
I am a long time user of Quickbooks on the Mac, running a small business.
The recent upgrade to Snow Leopard presents a functional conflict with QB2007. Intuit is forever weak on their Mac support. I dont want to invest another $200 for QB2009 to solve this issue and regret the investment. QB2007 is not being supported with SNow Leopard.
I've searched for a Mac alternative to QB that can import the QB .qbmb files.
Any ideas?
Of course I can load QB into a parallels environment on the Mac, put that is a lot of luggage to carry for one app....
Thanks,
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