Quickbooks Pro 6.0 Mac Still Doesnt

We have a Mac that can run QuickBooks Pro 6.0 for Mac, so we can either buy that or a new Dell with QuickBooks Basic (why is there no Mac Basic version).

I know Intuit has had spotty Mac support, so that, coupled with the fact that we need to share data between PC versions of QuickBooks, makes me want to just buy a cheap PC and keep platforms the same, and relatively trouble-free.

What Im looking for is answers to any problems that can occur in a cross-platform QuickBooks setup and how to deal with them.

Any outstanding bugs with the QuickBooks Pro Mac software Late Mac updates compared to Windows versions Will Intuit support the Mac long-term For reference, we are currently a 50 Mac and 50 PC small business.

Most of the PCs are much newer than the Macs (the newest Mac is a snow iMac 700).

The Mac version is compariable to quickbooks 2001 for the pc.

Quickbooks Pro 6.0 Mac Still Doesnt

Quickbooks for the mac still doesnt have credit card support I ended up getting a copy of virtual PC and run quickbooks 2004 that way.

Then we felt we needed to upgrade to the Pro version due to multi-user needs.

I dont deal directly with the program, but I get called over when there are problems.

The thing to do is to whine and complain (politely) to Intuit for nothing less than a fully featured Mac version of QuickBooks.

I got my first mac on monday, i am soo impressed, but you do not even know how much of a disappointment it was when i decided to copy my data from Quicken 2005 for Windows to my new shiny mini.

I feel very embarassed that in 2005 we have a product that is sooooo far behind, but still, manage to get all kinds of awards for it.

Healthy competition maybe If you could humor me, why exactly do you think that whining and complaining wont help A company that really cares would pay attention to that, I would think.

Keeping Mac and Windows versions in sync probably wouldnt even register above a rounding error on their annual sales, so why bother.

It took a full-on revolt to get them to abandon software activation for its tax products, which it finally did back in 2003.

I personally respect Intuit for sticking to its guns, though I think clearly they could have handled the spin better than they did.

Quickbooks Pro 6.0 For Mac