I’m slowly, but surely, learning my way around this crazy mac.
I gave up on Quicken for Mac–I have four years of financial data in my file, and the conversion did not work so pretty for me. I don’t have time to fix all that mess, so I reverted back to my old Quicken 2006 on VMWare Fusion…
…Only to discover that Intuit has decided that Quicken 2006 can no longer update from banks’ servers.
So, after spending $80 so I wouldn’t have to shell out money for an updated version of Quicken, I had to shell out another $45 so I could have access to the features I love about Quicken–namely, online bank connections.
Pissed, I am.
But, at the same time, happy, because now my financial data is in a familiar place, and I don’t have to work so hard to make it pretty or keep it up to date (in the two versions since my old one, Intuit has added support for some of my banks that didn’t have support before–yay!).
I don’t think I like iPhoto. Personally, I liked Picasa a lot, and I learned how to use it pretty well. I’m not sure I want to learn how to use another program, especially since I think Google has Picasa for Mac, now. So, another good Mac program (iPhoto) out the window (even if I have Windows installed on my machine
).
So, I’m still learning how to use this machine… Which also means that I may not post my fish tomorrow–but perhaps the next day. Stay tuned!
Edit: I’ve since learned that Picasa only has an album uploader for Mac–so I may yet revert to Picasa on the Windows VM. iPhoto is great, but Picasa just feels more natural. I’m just glad I’ll still have the choice even though I’ve switched platforms.