will quickbooks pro operate with microsoft works?
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Possibly, but I wouldn't trust it too much. If, as I suspect, you are trying to import/export with the spreadsheet program within Works, it might work, but lower your expectations. In my opinion, if you are using QuickBooks Pro, you should have MS Office too, so that you can be more professional. There are many benefits to using Office rather than Works.
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I have QuickBook Basic.  Assuming that's what you meant, I run a consulting company and Quickbook Basic is an amazing tool.  I haven't found areas where it didn't fit/meet my need.
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I had a boss who used Peachtree for his business, and it seemed reasonably simple. There are different versions and prices for Peachtree software.  But, someone once told me that Quickbooks was easier or more user friendly.  \n\nI hope this link helps.\nhttp://sbinfocanada.about.com/cs/software/tp/accountsoft.htm
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It will still run the older copies of Microsoft office that were released for Mac. Also, if you have installed Bootcamp and a copy of Windows then you can pretty much run anything on it. More info at: http://www.apple.com/macosx/bootcamp/
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Well if your open to new things I would suggest trying OpenOffice which is completely free and has all the features of MS Office Pro. The program is able to ready almost every filetype and allow you to edit it. However, if you "need" MS Office i would suggest getting Student Teacher Edition for $149. It allows you to install the program on up to 3 computers and it comes with all that you need. The other editions of the program can be as expencive as $499 and are all avable and your local Office supply store, Consumer Electronic's store, and Online via retailers like Newegg or directly threw the big blue monster Mircosoft.
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You should be able to find all the info you are seeking on Microsoft's resource pages. Also, check the groups for Microsoft developers - coders and freelancers. If this doesn't get you to where you want to be and you've exhausted your resources, go to: www.elance.com and pose your question there. This will cost you some money but........ \nYour project (systems architecture for a bank) is calling out for pro advice and you shouldn't settle for less.
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Go to the microsoft web site.  They have what the requirements are.   I downloaded it on another machine I have and it took about 40 mintues I think. I've got 2000 pro. on this one, so I can't go with just regular xp... which I wish I would have known.
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No.  I won't try it until it been out of beta testing for at least a year.  Too many potential problems that only real users under real conditions will find.  And then Microsoft will have to come up with the patches and fixes.  Look at XP..... we're on SP2 and there's talk MS will be releasing SP3 because of the delay in getting Vista off the ground.  No thanks, I don't have the time or desire to do Microsoft's field testing.  Especially since they ain't gonna be paying me for the privilege of messing up a computer.
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Quickbooks is a rather simple accounting program.  The latest version finally introduced sales order numbers.  I doubt it can handle inventory management.  Build your own inventory management program using Microsoft Access.
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If you downloaded the IE& and it didn't load then perhaps your Window XP Pro with SP2 is not validated with microsoft..meaning your software is not authentic, thats the only reason why your IE& didn't load or installed for you....
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Look into OpenOffice.  I hear it is as good if not better then MSOffice and is 100% compatible and the price is right- free!
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Yes. It contains a word processer, spreadsheets, a calender and address book, and more. You can find more about it at http://www.microsoft.com/uk/homepc/works7/ .\nYou could also try Works 8. More information at http://www.microsoft.com/uk/homepc/works/ProductDetails.aspx?pid=002 .
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BartPE is free and can do it.  Microsoft is not known for writing good utilities.
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Most likely all of the programs that you have and that are still supported by their manufacturer will work on vista. Just like almost all windows 98 programs ran on XP. Office 2003 is being replaced with Office 2007. I have the beta, and it is a much nicer program. However, i think 2k3 will also run on Vista.
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Why not test them if you already have Vista running?  Considering Microsoft's long-term stance of backwards compatibility I would imagine they would all work.
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Microsoft is very strict with their new licensing terms.\n\nYour copy of Win XP Pro is valid for a single or dual processor machine.\n\nMicrosoft has stated that the product is valid for one machine only. You cannot remove the product from one computer and install it on another. If you upgrade your processor and motherboard, your copy of XP is valid only for the previous components, and not your upgraded computer.
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If all you had was a 60 day trial to office on the pc then you probably have ms works already installed.  While MS works is not the full-blown version of Office, it functions the same way its just named slightly different for the programs and their capabilities.  DOc files (normally opened with Word) can be opened in Wordpad and edited the same way as with office word.  If you don't have a key you can't legally just put one in and get office to work, it has to do with activation as well as product key.....if the trial periodis over Offfice will still be able to open files for viewing but you can't change them.  Try Open Office, its free and has all the same products as MS Office without all the crap.