- #CAN'T AUTOMATICALLY BACKUP QUICKEN FOR MAC 2007 INSTALL#
- #CAN'T AUTOMATICALLY BACKUP QUICKEN FOR MAC 2007 UPDATE#
- #CAN'T AUTOMATICALLY BACKUP QUICKEN FOR MAC 2007 UPGRADE#
- #CAN'T AUTOMATICALLY BACKUP QUICKEN FOR MAC 2007 PC#
- #CAN'T AUTOMATICALLY BACKUP QUICKEN FOR MAC 2007 DOWNLOAD#
When Lion first hobbled Quicken (I was running Quicken Deluxe 2002 at that time), as necessity is the true mother of invention, I developed my Installing Snow Leopard (with Rosetta) into Parallels 7 in Lion solution so that I could continue to run Quicken Deluxe 2002 in Lion:
#CAN'T AUTOMATICALLY BACKUP QUICKEN FOR MAC 2007 PC#
Many people suggest that the best solution is to run Quicken for the PC in Bootcamp or virtualization and get the best of all worlds. I have read many posts that suggest there are serious problems with features missing from Quicken Essentials.įor some reason Intuit treats Macintosh users as second class citizens. However, there is a steep learning curve with all of these "home finance" programs and quite honestly, I am very happy with the features and experience with Quicken 2007. Once I moved to the Mac I changed to Mac Money and finally Quicken. Then after many years I upgraded to Time is Money, which ran much faster than HA. I purchased my original Apple ][+ so that I could run the program Home Accountant. Well, I am very interested in what the "successor" to Quicken on the Macintosh will be and yes, many people suggest considering iBank. I can understand if you feel that this is sensitive data and do not want to share it with a stranger. Lastly, if you feel comfortable with emailing me your old data file, I can do the translation work for you and resend it back to you to use with Quicken 2007 in Lion.
#CAN'T AUTOMATICALLY BACKUP QUICKEN FOR MAC 2007 INSTALL#
Quicken 2006 CD means you are using exactly that and not Essentials: GOOD!ĭoes your iMac Luxo have Quicken 2006 installed on it? If not, what version is installed on it? If not, perhaps you can use your Quicken 2006 CD to install Quicken 2006 and again attempt to access your old Quicken data file and see if this works. Were you using Quicken 2006 on a PC and not a Mac before? When you say something about a "qif" file where are you hearing this and in what context? This should not come up in this context, but maybe if you were using Quicken on a PC.
#CAN'T AUTOMATICALLY BACKUP QUICKEN FOR MAC 2007 UPDATE#
Then you must use Quicken 2006 or Quicken 2007 PPC version on a Mac that will run it (i.e., pre-Lion or Mountain Lion) to update the older data file to one that will work in Quicken 2007 for Lion.
#CAN'T AUTOMATICALLY BACKUP QUICKEN FOR MAC 2007 UPGRADE#
There is a data upgrade issue BEFORE you upgrade if you, like me, were using a version of Quicken older than 2005. But if you say that is where you got it, you must be correct.Ĭan you restore your newer iMac back to whatever version of OS X that it was running before? Do you have a Time Machine backup? Or other suggestions to restore the older OS X are here:ĭownloading the new Quicken 2007 for Lion before you upgraded is usually not an issue. I do not remember it coming with Quicken 2006, as I would have commandered it for my collection because I was using Quicken Deluxe 2002 up until Intuit released Quicken 2007 for Lion. My daughter purchased that iMac and we still have it and it works with Leopard OS X 10.5.8.
It does not support Snow Leopard or above. Chances are you were using Tiger OS X 10.4.x maybe upgraded to Leopard OS X 10.5.x. Your older Mac is the iMac G4 "Luxo" (so called, because it looks like the Luxo logo of Pixar turned upside down, the character from Pixar's first short film). What model iMac did you recently update? Under the Apple Menu, go to About this Mac and tell us what it says and then click MORE INFO and SYSTEM REPORT and tell us what Model Name and Model Identifier. BTW: this forum is NOT Apple Support: we are just Apple users like you who share our knowledge and help. BUT: we should be able to fix it for you.
I know you are frustrated from updating and that is understandable. But I can't seem to get the data to go into my older quicken account.
#CAN'T AUTOMATICALLY BACKUP QUICKEN FOR MAC 2007 DOWNLOAD#
I tried to download my data (that is no longer readable on my new mac) onto a disc and then uploaded it to my old mac. I probably just bought the cheapest one) I do have an older mac (looks like something from star wars, with a big silver handle and a dome base) that is running 2006 quicken. (I checked my quicken 2006 CD but it doesn't say if it is essentials, deluxe, etc.
Something about a "rosetta" program and "qif" files. I downloaded it after the fact but can't seem to get my old data to merge with the new quicken. I read some other links on apple support that said I should have downloaded the 15 dollar quicken 2007 BEFORE I installed the new OS. After installing it, I saw my Quicken icon had an icon on it that said it was no longer supported. I had a crazy idea to update the OS to mountain lion,not realizing that quicken wouldn't work. I installed Quicken 2006 and had been using it just fine for the last 2 years. MichaelLAX, I was using and older osX,not sure what issue, it came with my imac when I purchased it two years ago.
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