The 1.0 release will focus on core features: cashflow, downloading, taxes, budgeting. It will not work well with investments, being limited to tracking your holdings.
As an example, I own 1000 shares of Apple (I wish), and that's worth $180,000 or whatever it is at the end of the day after downloading security info. Why the feature retrograde? Because QFLM is a whole new application—Cocoa from the ground up. It's a Universal Binary that takes advantage of Leopard. Though I forget to ask if it is Leopard only. I'll update on on that.
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Intuit is currently looking for beta testers, so now is a good time to sign up. I'm a long time Quicken user on a PC and will be buying my first Mac Mini as soon as I have my tax refund in hand. While out buying Turbo Tax for my PC I grabbed Quicken 2007 for Mac to take advantage of the discount. Like someone else posted I'm heavily dependant on the downloads from my bank into Quicken.
Is Quicken 2007 similar to the PC version or does it have a lot less features? I use it mostly for banking but have been thinking of loading my portfolio into it. Thanks for any guidance you can provide. Yes I ahve heard of QFL. It is actually Quicken 2009 for Mac. Here is the link: I have tried iBank but it really sucks. I love the screen shots but I cant get the iPhone app to work and I also dont have an option to put credit limits on my credit cards.
I can't get any assitance. I have posted on their forums and everyone looks but know one has any input. They also dont have phone support. I use Quicken 2007 right now, and it is ok for Mac, not as great for PC. I think that QFL will blow iBank out of the water. Quicken is a great finance software, and has been for many years. The fact they are redesigning QFL for Mac from the ground up, I think will make Quicken for Mac a solid platform.