I have been a user of QB for Mac since the beginning. I have been a QB advisor as well. I totally agree that Intuit is doing everything possible to move away from this format. I have also used QB Online and I can tell you with certainty that no one who works at Intuit, an e OnLine, actually uses it.! I have to check my blood pressure every time I launch the Online. It is clunky at best, and years behind ANY desktop version. It is not ‘INTUIT’-ive at all. Maybe if they hired some actual users to participate in the development of the Online, it could catch up to the desktop version in 6 or 10 years.
As for the comment on having to wait 2 months: Spot on! You spend every day programming and creating the newest versions, yet you are 2 months behind in making sure it’s compatible?? Those two thoughts are not compatible in and of themselves! You should be ashamed - especially since all you have done is raise the price exponentially. If you did care about making client oriented decisions, someone will answer my post with a no B.S. response.
