But I can't seem to get the data to go into my older quicken account. I tried to download my data (that is no longer readable on my new mac) onto a disc and then uploaded it to my old mac.
I probably just bought the cheapest one) I do have an older mac (looks like something from star wars, with a big silver handle and a dome base) that is running 2006 quicken. (I checked my quicken 2006 CD but it doesn't say if it is essentials, deluxe, etc. Something about a 'rosetta' program and 'qif' files. I downloaded it after the fact but can't seem to get my old data to merge with the new quicken. I read some other links on apple support that said I should have downloaded the 15 dollar quicken 2007 BEFORE I installed the new OS. After installing it, I saw my Quicken icon had an icon on it that said it was no longer supported. I had a crazy idea to update the OS to mountain lion,not realizing that quicken wouldn't work. I installed Quicken 2006 and had been using it just fine for the last 2 years. MichaelLAX, I was using and older osX,not sure what issue, it came with my imac when I purchased it two years ago.
