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Has just released some good news for “Quicken for Mac” users. The accounting software company says they will have a solution that makes Quicken 2007 for Mac “Lion-compatible” by early spring 2012. App for mac that helps read ntfs file. Yes, irony alert. Back in July, facing those users, because Apple Lion OS was dropping support for Rosetta. Without Rosetta, Quicken 2007 wouldn’t run on the Mac with Lion.
And I wrote each of the three options Intuit proposed (Quicken Essentials for Mac, Mint.com, Quicken for Windows) had their own flaws., Intuit’s General Manager of its Personal Finance Group which includes Quicken and Mint.com, wrote a note to existing customers saying “I am committed to creating products to help you reach your financial goals. I recognize, however, that we have not always delivered on this promise to Quicken Mac customers.” Forth adds “I understand the frustration this may have caused you and have put a team in place to address the issue.” The details have not been worked out yet, but says they have a team in place to solve the problem and they ask for their customers patience. Back in July, reported one solution might be Intuit bakes some Rosetta libraries into Quicken. It’s unclear if that’s the solution now being worked on.
After calling them out for this problem earlier, it’s only fair to give them credit for doing this now. Forth says “working toward a solution is just a first step in winning back your confidence.” I agree.
Ok, I realize it is about to become 2012 and we are talking about a 2007 product, but it’s still a widely used product.
Intuit has finally dropped the subscription fee on, its Web-based financial software that competes with,,,. The company is still selling, as completely separate products, software versions of. When, my biggest complaint was its price. In a market with free (and very good) competitors, there was just no reason to pay for Quicken Online. This is a smart move on Intuit's part. But while Intuit Online is a solid service, the online competitors keep getting better, too.
It's unclear to me that Intuit's history will translate into market share in this competitive market. Intuit is also still preparing to release its iPhone app that accesses Quicken Online data, as I wrote in December. No word on when that ships. High customer support costs and an angry customer base (check out the user review scores for and ) make standalone financial apps like Quicken and Microsoft Money questionable product lines for their makers, and when the online services take hold I will expect their demise. Devoted Quicken users like me, though, will need more capabilities (like bill paying and support for complex investment transactions) before we can make the transition, and the public at large has yet to be convinced that these online financial data storehouses can be trusted.
A quick snapshot of your cashflow (2007 version of Quicken Online) Intuit.