KLAGRECA  Here's a perfect example of why Quickbooks falls hard.

I'm trying to enter cash back on a deposit. Sounds simple, right? Well, Quickbooks tells me that "The cash back account is invalid." And then tells me to choose another account.

Well quess what Quickbooks? The account is fine by my accounting standards, so if you have some secret validation method....shouldn't you let me know??? Like "account X is invalid so try Y."

Thanks Quickbooks. You're more damaged than Manny Ramirez's baseball career.  
(Version 10.0.3 R6)

MACERICG  The ONLY reason we run Windows on out Intel Mac is to run the PC version of QuickBooks for our accountant. The Mac version just plain stinks! Less features than the PC version and buggy.

Add to that you cannot simply exchange QuickBooks files between Mac and PC without running file converters. Is this day and age this is ridiculous! All the major software manufacturers took care of cross platform compatibility long before Macs were even running on Intel. This is a joke Intuit. Why can't you bee more like Microsoft or Adobe?

Oh, and support stinks no matter which platform you use.  
(Version 10.0.3 R6)

LAZARUS LONG  Probably one of the worst Mac programs ever written.  
(Version 10.0.3 R6)

KAYEL  Check out iBiz and iBank.

Goodbye Intuit.  
(Version 10.0.3 R6)

MACZILLLLLA  I updated to 2009. Nothing has improved. Sure, it looks better, but it still has the same bugs. It syncing with AddressBook is still terrible. There search function doesn't use the dates I put in. Lots of crashes. Documentation leaves a lot to be desired. How can a major company like Intuit make such terrible software?  
(Version 10.0.3 R4)

ACCGUY  Quickbooks 2009 for MAC has bugs. I can get it to crash on Report filters every time. Even trying with the canned-QB company and from safe boot, it will crash. It's really disappointing - my move to the MAC has been great except for this program. Does Intuit test their products before release?   
(Version 10.0.3 R4)

FILCHESCAT  This version 10.0.0.3 R4 has been out for several weeks. Crashes on me about 1 in 4 times of use. Fortunately no data loss - just a pain to restart the app and that uneasy feeling of possible data loss or corruption. Intuit's crash reporting system always gathers crash and system info and allows for input, but rarely if ever do I get any feedback after the report. For a while the feedback was that they re-did the sound (??), but even these reports have ceased. This 2009 version is truly beta and should be majorly cleaned up before release as a commercial product. Too bad I'm stuck with it or I'd seriously look at another business accounting system.  
(Version 10.0.3 R4)

MACZILLLLLA  I can't beleive intuit would put out such a poor product. Very awkward and clunky. The layout manager for creating forms is terrible. Forget the syncing with Addressbook.app. It doesn't work well at all. And, it won't even sync vendors.  
(Version 9.0.6 R7)

MACVAULT  2 years pass, they add a window, and want $200 for an upgrade? Are they insane?  
(Version 9.0.6 R7)

MACUPDATE ADMIN  From Intuit, December 17, 2007:

"There was a problem with the update for QuickBooks Pro MAC for version 2006 and 2007. The update was prompting that "there is not enough disk space to install." If this message is displayed, click the No button. DO NOT install the update. It could remove files from the desktop folder of your computer.

Intuit has resolved the problem that caused this on the server. Do not install the update if it prompts that there is not enough disk space. Close and re-open QuickBooks and it should no longer prompt you to install the update. The latest release for QuickBooks MAC 2006 is currently R4 and the latest release for QuickBooks Pro for Mac 2007 is R6."  
(Version 9.0.4 R6)