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Glad yo figured it out.Karen Anne Mahoney said:Somehow I figured how to convert the file and got it going on my macbook! Thank you! I will likely keep the program on my mac only from now on.
wow, thank you so much for the information! I really appreciate your help. I will check out all of the links. Why on earth can't they make the program interchangeable? I don't understand that at all.Karen Anne Mahoney said:Somehow I figured how to convert the file and got it going on my macbook! Thank you! I will likely keep the program on my mac only from now on.
Understand that Quicken for Mac is a relatively new product built from the ground up (starting in 2010) and is NOT a continuation from the old QM2007, so there are some features that are still not there or are not as fully developed yet.Karen Anne Mahoney said:Somehow I figured how to convert the file and got it going on my macbook! Thank you! I will likely keep the program on my mac only from now on.
Karen, it would take almost a complete re-write of both Quicken Windows and Quicken Mac to make the programs truly interchangeable. For optimum performance, each product uses features of the operating system it's running on which don't exist on the other platform, from the core database to the way they draw to the screen. It's not impossible, but it would be a difficult undertaking.Karen Anne Mahoney said:Somehow I figured how to convert the file and got it going on my macbook! Thank you! I will likely keep the program on my mac only from now on.