QuickBooks Pro 2009 for Mac - Multi-user? Upgrade or switch to online? I just started with a new bookkeeping client who has QuickBooks Pro 2009 for Mac. HE's wondering if 2009 can support multi-user, or if we should just upgrade to a newer version of the software (I think 2011 can support multi-user). Alternately, I was thinking of switching to Online, which would eliminate the need for multi-user AND would avoid all the Mac version shortfalls. I greatly appreciate any insight and suggestions!

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If buying your first copy of QuickBooks/Mac, I suppose no harm would be done buying the 2009 version except it probably costs more than the 2007. There are other reviews, almost universally critical of this upgrade, elsewhere on the internet. I am using quickbooks 2009 Pro and I am unable to upgrade my files to be compatible with the release r11 thru r14. How can upgrade my company files? I need to upgrade to Lion. I use a Quicken for Mac 2004 for my personal finances and a QuickBooks Pro 5 for Mac for our businesses.

QuickBooks, aimed at small businesses that need accounting capabilities, provides you wit the ability to pay bills, track sales and expenses, print checks, create estimates, invoices, purchase orders and reports. You can use it to track inventory and employee time, synchronize it with outside applications and more. Adobe photoshop lightroom free download for mac.

QuickBooks Accounting 2009 for Mac adds a number of features that customers have requested, according to Intuit, including a 'Home Page' that shows how different business tasks fit together; Customer, Vendor, Transaction and Report centers that organize data into single-page views; and a 'Company Snapshot' that provides a real-time view of a business's financial picture. The software gets improved online banking connectivity, so users can import information from more than 3,000 financial institutions.

A new batch e-mail function lets you send documents like invoices all at once using either Apple Mail or Microsoft Entourage. Among the many new features in QuickBooks Accounting 2009 for Mac is the ability to view snapshots of your business's financial health. Integration has been improved between QuickBooks and iCal; To-Dos and update reminders are now synced. What's more, QuickBooks Accounting 2009 for Mac also imports sales data from Xsilva's popular LightSpeed point of sale software. System requirements call for a G4/867MHz or faster; Mac OS X 10.5.4 or later; 512MB RAM; 150MB hard disk space.