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Posted by James Colbert on January 24, 2007, 11:45 pm
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>I just got en email today from Intuit. They say 2006 may not work 100%
> with Vists. They are not clear on this. I doubt they will offer any
> software updates to make 06 work with vista. By the way Microsoft has
> probably supplied Intuit beta versions for more than a year. THey dont
> care from what I can see.
>
> Rob
2006 Pro does indeed owrk on Vista. The only issue I had with it was
updating the program and thus, downloading transactions, as only the latest
releases allow QB06 to dl transactions in Vista. I believe there is probably
some workaround that would allow the updates (perhaps manual updates...),
but I switched to 2007 as I don't have time at the moment to figure it out.
James
>> said:
>>
>> > Looks like QB2006 and others could be a problem in Vista. Got the email
>> > from Intuit. I would blame Inuit here not MSFT. Intuit is always
>> > pushing their users to upgrade. I am not moving to Vista at work right
>> > now but I am unhappy that Intuit did not get the program and others
>> > working in Vista. I am sure all my Adobe products run fine in Vista.
>> > Not to mention all the other big expensive programs we use.
>>
>> > The email they sent was also vague. I think they want to push those
>> > upgrades.
>>
>> > The cost for an incremental like that is nuts.
>>
>> > RobertI don't know what email you're speaking of but I'd recommend
>> > giving
>> Intuit time. IMO, anyone who makes the switch to Vista before SP1 is
>> crazy. Bad news has plagued the OS so let's give it time to get the
>> bugs worked out before we expect software vendors to backtrack and make
>> prior versions of their product compatible with a brand new OS version.
>> --
>> Tara
>
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