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QuickBooks 2011 for Mac to Bring Multi-User Options, Time-Saving Features, Enhanced Customization

Intuit today announced the forthcoming release of QuickBooks 2011 for Mac, the company's financial management software for small businesses. The new version, set to ship on September 27th, brings a number of enhancements to the software package.

The software meets the needs of expanding small businesses with new multi-user options and the ability to set user permissions - the most-requested features by previous QuickBooks for Mac users. With the ability to delegate important accounting tasks to others in the company, small business owners can focus on driving their businesses forward.

QuickBooks 2011 for Mac also features new reports and tools to help users track job-related mileage so they can claim the tax write-offs they deserve. Users can also customize reports and forms to reflect their brands and to show the exact data they need to show.

Among the time-saving enhancements touted for QuickBooks 2011 are mileage tracking for auto-related business expenses, expanded sorting options for financial registers, and support for data export to Excel and Numbers. The update also brings several refinements for customization of forms, including a layout designer for applying editable ready-made templates and Mac-like tools to assist with the customization process.

QuickBooks 2011 for Mac will launch on September 27th at a suggested price of $229.95 for a single-user license, with multi-user licensing packages also available.

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19 months ago
These "enhancements" have been in the windows version for years and years. Intuit has never given mac users anything but crumbs.
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19 months ago
Pretty much every version of Quicken ever released on a Mac has been terrible. I do not expect this to change.
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19 months ago
How about an update for Quicken? any word out there, I can't find anything. Otherwise I am buying iBank.
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19 months ago
Front page news story if ever I saw one
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19 months ago
This is nothing more than a press release. I hope MacRumors is getting some cash for turning into a PR machine.
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19 months ago
QB for Mac 2011 = QB PC 2007
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19 months ago

These "enhancements" have been in the windows version for years and years. Intuit has never given mac users anything but crumbs.


Totally. I worked in an Arthouse that was 95% Mac and the only people who didn't have it where those using Quick Books. Was rather annoying!
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19 months ago

These "enhancements" have been in the windows version for years and years. Intuit has never given mac users anything but crumbs.


Perhaps but I'd be willing to BET that this ... product ... might still run on System 7! :mad:
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19 months ago
I'm really hopeful about this update actually. I hope there is PC compatibility as well, and I may switch our PC QB users over to Macs.

The feature that would really seal the deal for us, would be support for remote VPN access as well. I've managed to get it to work but it's not officially supported and rather risky, although some competitor companies do support this feature. If they added this and the PC compatibility, our company would buy it right up.
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19 months ago

QB for Mac 2011 = QB PC 2007


ROFL, but so very true.
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