Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, and Windows Server 2003 (SP2), including 64-bit, natively installed.Windows Server 2012, Windows Small Business Server 2011, Small Business Server 2008.Windows Vista (SP1 or later), all editions including 64-bit, natively installed.Windows 7, all editions including 64-bit, natively installed.Windows 8, all editions including 64-bit, natively installed.Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2017.Autodesk Architecture, Engineering & Construction (AEC) Collection 2023.Adobe Creative Suite 6 Design & Web Premium.Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2021.If you are encountering a crash, please be sure to provide as much details as you can in the Crash Reporter application, which creates an email that you can send to us to report the crash. Or if you prefer to interact with us more directly, please send us a bug report using the 'QuickBooks > QuickBooks Feedback' and someone will contact you to investigate the problem.
Please start a new topic on this forum and post specific details about what you're encountering so we can investigate. What specific area of QBMac are you encountering bugs in? Opening company files, creating invoices, creating/edit customers/vendors/employees/etc, printing, producing reports? What QuickBooks Mac 2015 update are you running? What Yosemite OS X install are you running? What Mac model are you using? Did the company file you're experiencing problems with originate in QuickBooks for Mac? Or did it come from QuickBooks Windows? Does the company file go back and forth to/from QBWin? Does your company file verify OK?Īgain, I'm sorry to hear that you're having problems using QBMac 2015. Software development is not a static process and there are quite a lot of variables in an application that is data driven as accounting software. That's not to say that bugs don't happen and problems don't exist. We continue to test against Yosemite pre-release updates as Apple makes them available to developers before the general public receives them. We tested against Yosemite GM after it went public.
We tested against Yosemite pre-releases before Apple went public. The QBMac development team spends quite a lot of man years every year testing our releases against Mac OS releases. I'm sorry to hear that you're encountering problems using QBMac 2015.
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