"Haskel LaPort" <> wrote in message
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> "Mikel Sunova" <> wrote in message
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>> "Haskel LaPort" <> wrote in message
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>>>> I'm running QB Pro 2007. When does online (transaction download)
>>>> support for this version expire? Also, is 2010 worth upgrading to (or
>>>> should I look for a copy of 2009 or 2008 on ebay?) Any caveats to 2010?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks!
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>>> Intuit will sunset version 2007 May 31, 2010.
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>> Thanks!
>>
>>> 2008 improves on 2007 and 2009 improves on 2008 and 2010 improves on
>>> 2009.
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>> Kind of a generalzation...
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>> But anyway, the good news is that I found 2010 pro at Sam's for $84! I
>> can't say why it was so cheap, but the box they brought out at the
>> register had the normal $144 price on it, so I saved about %40! (yes, the
>> display box was marked at $84, so the cashier didn't make a mistake.)
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>> Thanks,
>> Mikel
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> The last Pro 2010 I picked up for one of my clients cost 74.89 after sales
> tax at Staples. $84.00 is also well worth the investment. Just the bump up
> in the database engine used by 2010 is reason enough to upgrade.
Having installed it, I have to say thatI really like what I see. I esp. like
the company snapshot. It did lockup a time or to, the 2nd of which forced me
to manually shut down and reboot, but that may be because I didn't restart
after the install (nor did it ask to do so...). It hasn't happened since,
though (I haven't used it extensively...hopefully, no more crashes).
Thanks for your opinion.
Mikel
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