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Download on MacBook??
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lowe71
Level 1
03-26-2022
03:37 PM
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I just tried downloading the software, but its not supported on Mac? Please help.
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qbteachmt
Level 15
03-26-2022
04:39 PM
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It's Windows Software. You can only run Windows Software on a Mac if you have a VM or emulation tool.
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rcherenson
Level 4
03-26-2022
07:36 PM
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You can purchase Parallels software for $89 (I think that's only a 6 month license) and it will create a windows partition for you that will run windows software on a separate window than your regular Mac files. It's reasonably user friendly. I use it for a bookkeeping client who has a Mac to run QB desktop.
But a better solution is to buy a cheap windows laptop with sufficient hard drive space to hold the software (ie: not a Chromebook)
qbteachmt
Level 15
03-27-2022
02:13 PM
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"ie: not a Chromebook" <== not a Windows computer
The point is the Operating System, which you see as "OS" and Apple OS, Chrome OS, Windows OS, Linux OS, etc, is like Chevy vs Ford vs Kia vs Volkswagon. Try shoving a Kia engine into a Hummer and see how well the Hummer runs.
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"Level Up" is a gaming function, not a real life function.
"Level Up" is a gaming function, not a real life function.
