Can this MacBook handle Quickbooks 2013
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I am not sure as my teenage daughter is using this. We haven't tried anything like that on it yet.
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Definitely. There's more than enough storage to store QuickBooks and it should run normally, as this is a fairly powerful computer.
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Absolutely. You may have to reformat it to your macs specifications. Does your mac have a usb port?
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"Supported Operating SystemsMac OS X v10.5 and above, Windows® 8, Windows® 7, Windows® XP with SP2 or higher, Windows® XP Professional x64 Edition, Windows Vista® SP1 or higher." As long as you have one of these operating systems and a free usb port on your mac book you should be good to go. This information was found at Creative's site under product specifications.
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I added at 64GB micro SD card and although I Have Quckbooks 13 running at our home office and have installed Acrobat X PRO on the tablet, I hadn't thought of installing quickbooks there because my wife's primary user and doesn't need QB access in her Real Estate work.I have installed some photo management software on the tablet and all seems to work great and quickly. Sorry I can't speak directly to it's use with QB.
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I'm not totally sure. I know many Apple products will not run MS-Office modules (Like iPhones and iPads). There should be no reason you cannot run this if you have virtual partitions on your Mac like "Parallels", but I don't think it will run without these additions.
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No,1. Your 2008 only supports a max of 6gb2. Macbooks use sdram, 200 pin, not 240
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I do not have a MacBook Pro so I do not know the answer. I do know the Business software did not work on my PC. I could not download my information from last year. Description read that H&R Block software would easily import from Turbo Tax and Quicken software, however later I was told that was not true with the Business Program.
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This Macbook has worked well for me, with no issues to speak of. I am running Snow Leopard, so I cannot answer how the newest software will work.
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Hi Blake W. Thank you for your interest in the macbook. All of our listed units don't have any extra software loaded. Only the Operating System is loaded for functionality. By Microsoft are you talking about Office? Thank you! CRS Support
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Yes, just make sure that you update to OSX Lion. This specific laptop may be slow,but here are the requirements Mac Systems Computer: Avid-qualified Apple computer (see details) System Software (32 or 64-bit) Mac OS X 10.6.7 (Snow Leopard) through 10.7.4 (Lion) Total System RAM: 4GB minimum, 8GB (or more) recommended
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Fortunately no. I still use an older Mac and OS. There is a comaprison chart at Roaring Apps to see if any other things with Lion/Mountain Lion. Good Luck!
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I do not know for sure and I am not a computer wizard. However, this is a similar to the age of my IMac and it works just fine. It might depend upon what software version you have updated to. For $20 you could try it (buy the router) and if it does not work upgrade to newer software. ON this issue, I had to leapfrog about 3 or 4 software versions not long ago. I went to the Apple store and they said I had to add additional memory. They helped me order it online and instructed me on how to install it on the front of the computer. It was very easy to do. I then returned to the store, memory upgraded, and they assisted in upgrading the software to Mavericks (which is one short of the latest I believe). They also did not charge me but I did have to pay for the newer version of Office in order to get Word and Power Point. I don't know if this information is helpful but our computers are of similar vintage and it worked just fine for me. Good Luck!! This is the best $20 bucks I ever spent on computer gear.
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Hi Joan, Happy to help... I looked a bit more into this and found this in our system requirements: "QuickBooks will run on both 32-bit and 64-bit processors running XP, Vista and Windows 7, but is compiled as a 32-bit application. Some capabilities (such as memory access) may be greater on 64-bit machines." So, it will work on 64 bit and it will take advantage of some of the 64 bit capabilities, but not all of them since it compiles as a 32-bit program. Thanks again, Greg
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As long as your MacBook Pro meets this requirement:Supported Operating SystemsMac OS X v10.5 and aboveIt should work just fine.
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Not sure on this, but you can try their customer support site, they are really good about answering questions. I believe they are compatible from hearsay, but have not done it personally. I do know you'll have to install Scrivener for Mac on your new machine, but the files should go over easy.
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See answer from V. Caarlson. I think the computer needs to be reasonably up to date and fast. I use a new Macbook and it works well.