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Using 2024 QB Desktop for Mac and I can not find Preferences under any of the menus! I included a screenshot of the fQuickBooks Menu which is where the online help states it is located, but it is not. I also looked under all the others: File, Edit, Lists, Company, etc..you get the point. Am I doing something wrong? New user to QB for Mac, I've always used QB for Windows.
@MRS79 Could just be that Mac differs from Windows here.
At the risk of asking the obvious, have you tried the Settings option in the screenshot you shared?
Thank you for sharing the screenshots regarding the missing preferences from your QuickBooks menu, @MRS79. Based on the information you provided, this preference should be included in your setup. I'll share some troubleshooting steps to help resolve the issue.
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Hello @MRS79 , in the newer operating systems on Mac it is no longer called 'Preferences' , the operating system has changed that to be called 'Settings' now in the QuickBooks menu. That will open up the QuickBooks preferences where you can make changes.
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