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Posted by klunk on July 18, 2006, 12:38 pm
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New features aside, probably the most important issue
is the computer on which QB will be installed. If it is reasonably
new and fast -- lets say a 3GHz equivalent with at least 512 MB
RAM, running Win2k or XP -- then consider upgrading QB.
But if you've got an older machine, or especially if you're
running one of the Win9x variations, then hold off on QB
until you get a faster computer. If not, you'll hate the upgrade
because it will take you longer to do the same things. That's
a downgrade, not an upgrade.
> I'm using Qbooks 2001. Would it be worth it to buy Qbooks Pro 2006? It
> seems that most of the upgrades relate to the ability to download
> information - something I don't do.
>
> What are your experiences with updating?
>
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