On 12-04-06, at 12:52 PM, Barry Takayesu wrote: > Reason being > that with the Intel chip Macs, the new Macs could seamlessly Hardly seamlessly... :-) Booting into Windows to use a Quickbooks on a Mac isn't a Mac experience. Using Parallels to emulate Windows so you can use a PC program isn't exactly a Mac experience either... and waiting for that other emulation that runs PC programs directly isn't using a Mac program. They are just lazy and looking for another excuse not to improve the software. People aren't going to buy a dual boot Mac just to run Quickbooks. they're going to buy a dual boot because it will also run Quickbooks in Windows. And when they get used to the Mac side of things, they'll be the one's asking Quickbooks why there isn't a Macintosh version. > it would be fruitless for the producers to > create, develop and maintain their softwares for both platforms. And then they'll wonder why open source software is eating their breakfasts. Offending signature line removed. Bong! Bong! Bong! __________<http://home.golden.net/~samu>________ ----------------------------------------------------------- For information about MUGLO: http://www.freewebs.com/muglo -----------------------------------------------------------