The alternative of course is to switch to the Mac version of QB and not have to do the PC emulation at all. This costs system resources, and will not be as fast and responsive as running it on a PC. But understand, that means you're supporting an entire Windows environment, on your Mac, so that when you're running QB, your computer is in some sense pretending to be a Windows PC. Things like Parallels, VMWare, Virtual Box, etc. Most responses are showing how she can continue using the same (Windows) version on a Mac, due to her presumed familiarity with the look and feel of the product. The original post indicated she was running QB on Windows currently and wanted to start using a Mac. It's a browser-based system, so you can run it on any platform. Quickbooks Online is an entirely different animal.
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