My father's law office currently runs QB Pro 2001, and they are looking to upgrade. A few questions, though:
1) he has a number of corporations -- his professional corporation for his practice, others for various real-estate partnerships, investments, a charity trust, and the like. He runs all of those without issue now. I read somewhere a while back that Intuit started to require registration based on each FEIN, meaning it would no longer work, that newer versions would require he get multiple licenses. Is this correct?2) a serious problem he has is some of these ladies in his office getting their computers infected with all these toolbars & crapware that cause Outlook or other programs to stop working. They then call me & takes forever going thru remote control software to fix this garbage. The reason they get infected is because Intuit made QB require admin rights, not because it truly needs them, but so they can download updates to disable functionality, etc. A normal user cannot install or get afflicted with this malware. Does Intuit still do this?
3) Anyone have experience with migrating data from QB to MS Small Business Accounting? We figure it's pretty much guaranteed not to have issue #2, which is reason alone to switch. Is it easy enough to learn for middle-aged women who hate change? I cannot emphasize enough how much they hate it, though if either 1 or 2 are issues, they're going to do it.thanks