Quicken 2017 for Mac v4.3.0
- Quicken 2011 Conversion Tool
- Quicken Software For Mac
- Intuit Quicken Conversion Tool
- Quickbooks To Quicken Conversion Tool
- Quicken File Conversion Utility
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What’s New in Version 4.3.0::
Quicken File Exchange Utility, Free Download by Intuit Inc. Tweet Share Post I spent the last week or so playing with a copy of the new Quicken Essentials for Mac from Intuit (s intu) and I can make this review really short for you. If you’re a die-hard Quicken user, you will hate (I mean really loathe and despise) the new Quicken Essentials product. Ok, so you won't be able to install the old version on your Mac since it was for your PC. In order to convert your data, you will need to go to your old laptop and download the converter utility from DANGEROUS URL REMOVED, then follow these steps.
Version 4.3.0:
New
- This tool help you convert your data from a previous version of Quicken for Mac to Quicken Essentials. If you need to convert data from either Quicken for Windows or Microsoft Money follow the instructions in the Converting to Quicken Essentials guide.
- Community.intuit.com Quicken for Mac: The Quicken Converter, and the Conversion Utility in QuickBooks, cannot convert Quicken for Mac data file. If you have Quicken for Mac, convert your data file first to Quicken for Windows or create a new QuickBooks company file instead.
Quicken 2011 Conversion Tool
- Added the ability to see transaction details by clicking and drilling down on custom report amounts.
- Added printing for 12-Month budgets. Re-enabled printing for 1-Month budgets.
- Added the ability to set the currency for a budget.
- Added a quick way to enter transfers by typing a bracket to display account names in the category field. This is a feature that was in both Quicken 2007 and Windows. Brackets in category names will be converted to parentheses.
- Added a new File menu item that allows you to quickly find your file in the Finder.
- Added the ability to switch a file to a different Intuit ID.
- Redesigned the Account Settings Bill Pay tab.
- Added the number 17 to the Quicken app icon to differentiate it from previous versions on the dock.
- Added a new Report a Problem feedback form under the Help menu to allow customers to easily send log files to our development team to help us fix issues faster.
Fixed
- Fixed an issue where an account’s currency setting was being changed to US Dollars after syncing.
- Fixed an issue where scheduled transactions in investment accounts weren’t showing up under the Bills view.
- Fixed an issue in the new custom reports where the difference values had the incorrect sign.
- Fixed an issue in the new custom reports where the wrong currency symbol would appear.
- Fixed a long standing issue where securities from the same company couldn’t be manually entered because Quicken would get confused between the two. For example, selecting GOOGL would get changed to GOOG.
- Fixed another long standing issue where Quicken would double count cash balances in some brokerage accounts because cash was held or reported as a security. This occurred in a number of professionally managed accounts.
- Fixed an issue where the net worth amount appeared over the label after shrinking the sidebar.
- Fixed an issue where the reconcile flag wasn’t being recorded on transfer to buy transactions imported from Quicken 2007.
- Fixed an issue where the payee filter didn’t work correctly in reports.
- Added missing tool tips to all of the register icons including the pencils and envelopes.
- Fixed the investment day change value so that it resets at midnight.
- Fixed the #1 crashing bug that could occur when converting a Quicken 2007 file and quitting the app after selecting the mobile option.
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If your company has been using Quicken but is transitioning to QuickBooks, you don't have to lose your important Quicken data. The QuickBooks program features a conversion tool through which you can convert your Quicken files for use in QuickBooks. Intuit also offers a free program called Quicken Converter through which you can convert Quicken files so that they can be opened in QuickBooks.
In Quickbooks
1.Launch QuickBooks, click the 'File' menu, and then click 'Utilities.'
2.Highlight 'Convert,' and then select 'From Quicken' to launch the conversion dialog.
3.Browse to the location on your computer where your Quicken QDF file is stored, double-click it, and then follow the onscreen prompts on the conversion dialog to convert your Quicken file.
Quicken Converter
1.Download the Quicken Converter from Intuit's website (link in Resources).
2.Launch the downloaded Quicken Converter file, click 'Next,' click 'I Accept the terms in the license agreement,' and then click 'Next' again.
3.Click 'Next | Install | Launch Quicken Converter | Finish.'
4.Click the 'I am transferring data from Quicken for Windows' radio button, and then click 'Get Started.'
5.Click the 'Open a data file located on this computer' radio button, and then click the 'Select File' button.
6.Browse to the location on your computer where the Quicken file is stored, and then double-click it.
7.Click 'Convert it,' followed by 'OK,' and then click 'Save' to save your converted file.
Warnings
- To convert Quicken files in QuickBooks, the version of QuickBooks to which you are converting must be newer than the version of Quicken. You can't, for example, convert from Quicken 2010 to QuickBooks 2009.
- You may need to fine-tune your Quicken data after importing it into QuickBooks (see Resources).
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About the Author
Andrew Tennyson has been writing about culture, technology, health and a variety of other subjects since 2003. He has been published in The Gazette, DTR and ZCom. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in history and a Master of Fine Arts in writing.
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