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   darrel | Jun 05, 2002 06:59pm | #1

   Quickbooks is no longer made/updated on the Mac platform. In fact, Intuit has a poor track record of properly updating it's entire Mac line.

   MYOB is often recommended as a good Mac accounting package.

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   BarryE | Jun 05, 2002 10:23pm | #2

   QB for mac stopped at QB4. You would also have to buy Aatrix for the payroll. My bookkeeper uses QB 2002 so I ended up buying a PC just for the QB. Everything else I still prefer mac.

   Before I went that route I test drove MYOB and Goldenseal

   http://www.turtlesoft.com/goldseal.htm

   You can download both of them and try them. Goldenseal was developed by a contractor.

   I think Buildworks also makes one for mac

   Barry

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   JerraldHayes | Jun 06, 2002 06:04pm | #3

   Way back in March a Breaktimer named Benjamin asked the Macintosh Accounting

   Program question in a discussion entitled Accounting

   Programs you might want to click and check out what was said back then.

   I'm a loyal Mac user myself and just made the swith from the last version of

   QuickBooks for Mac to AccountEdge-MYOB myself a few months ago. So far so good

   with no real complaints at all. In fact in many respects I like it a lot better

   than QB but that might also be tainted by my strong Mac bias. You can click

   to review my own biased Pro-Macintosh comments in that discussion.

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