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From: Mr.Jan on 28 Jan 2010 04:48
I have always liked the look and feel of Apple's products but I use MS
Office products and we are a Windows home. A friend just showed me how
his Mac can boot up in Windown's mode. It looks like it emulates a
PC. I don't want to switch to the MAC version of Quicken but this
could be the best of both worlds.

Does anyone use the Windowns version of Quicken on an Apple product?
From: JM on 28 Jan 2010 09:35
On Jan 28, 2:48 am, "Mr.Jan" <jan.hertz...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> I have always liked the look and feel of Apple's products but I use MS
> Office products and we are a Windows home. A friend just showed me how
> his Mac can boot up in Windown's mode. It looks like it emulates a
> PC.  I don't want to switch to the MAC version of Quicken but this
> could be the best of both worlds.
>
> Does anyone use the Windowns version of Quicken on an Apple product?

Yes - for about 1 year now after nearly 20 yrs on PC's .
Using iMac, Snow Leopard, Parallels 4.0, WinXP.
Ran QWin 2009 Delx and now QWin 2010 Delx - no issues as to platform.
Agree - it is the "best of both worlds".
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