Quicken for Mac 2007 Conversion Instructions Web Connect Introduction As Chemical Bank completes its system upgrade you will need to modify your Quicken settings to ensure the smooth transition of your data. Please reference the dates next to each task as this information is time sensitive. Quicken for Mac 2007. As First Security Bank of Nevada completes its system. Associate the account to the appropriate account already listed in Quicken.
As has been explained this is an Intuit issue, they never upgraded Quicken to Intel architechture which Apple has used now for 5+ years. Apple was very generous when the included Rosetta with Tiger, Leopard and Snow Leopard.
They were also very forcoming advising customers Lion would not include Rosetta and support for PPC apps would be dropped after supporting them for those 5+ years. So you have many options however none of them include running Quicken in Lion. What I (and many many others) did was to look for alternative applications. Depending on how you use Quicken you may find many solutions or few. The one I settled on was iBank which I found easy to use, imported all my Quicken data easily and provide good pre and post sales support.
They also have a free trial you can use for 30 days and tutorial videos for getting you started. If for some reason aren't intersted you can find many alternatives on the Mac Apple Store under Finance. IBank is an application that runs fine under Lion, so it may be able to at least partially migrate the data. Otherwise the data files themselves have not been modified by the upgrade, though it's unclear what you would migrate them to. Worst case, you could always downgrade to Snow Leopard or create a Snow Leopard boot disk, and export your files from Quicken for use in say Quicken for Windows.
Here's one of many articles for people in your situation: Though it's very limited in scope, Quicken Essentials may even do the trick for you if you just use Quicken as an e-checkbook register. James if you have moved to Lion, Quicken will not work at all. Hopefully you have a back up of your Quicken data file.
What you have to do is take your data file from quicken and find someone who is still using OSX 10.6 or earlier and has quicken on there Mac. Open your data file from quicken then you can export the data as QIF file, which can be imported in to something like iBank 4. I have converted from Quicken 2007 to iBank and though there are differences I am very happy with iBank. They have a 30 day free trial. You might also take a look at the iBank forums which are very active and read some of the information there. Mike ( I have not connection or interest of any kind in iBank, just a happy user).
IBank will *not* convert a Quicken datafile. In order to do a conversion, you must first launch Quicken (now now possible because it won't run under Lion), export the data as QIF format (an option in Quicken) and then import the QIF data into iBank.
This is not altogether satisfactory. (a) iBank does not handle hidden accounts. (b) QIF will not export either mortgage calculation info (it will export the balances) or your schedules or your user-defined reports. Just so you're aware. For what it's worth, if you still have your original disks for Snow Leopard (and Quicken), you can set up an external drive as a Snow Leopard boot drive, load Quicken there (and whatever else you have that won't run under Lion) and then copy the Quicken datafile onto that drive. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums. Free ioncube decoder.
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