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Note: Updating to a new release (example: from QuickBooks 2017 R3P to R5P) is different from upgrading to a new version (example: from QuickBooks Desktop 2017 to QuickBooks Desktop 2018). Find out if you have the latest release patch for your QuickBooks Desktop. With QuickBooks Desktop open, press the F2 key (or, alternatively, Ctrl+ 1) on your keyboard. On the Product Information window, check the current version and release. Check the latest release available for your product:.
Download and install QuickBooks release updates Updating to a new release (example: R3P to R5P) sometimes needs to make minor changes in the database. These changes will not make the data file incompatible with earlier releases. Manual update Option 1: Download from the Internet Here's how to download:.
Go to the page. From the Select Product drop-down, select your QuickBooks product.
From the Select Version drop-down, select the appropriate version or year. Select Search. Select Get the latest updates, then Save/Save File to download the update. When the download completes, double-click to install the update. You may need to restart Windows after the installation finishes. To manually install updates across your network, you can:.
Access the install file on your computer from another computer; or. Copy the install file to a flash drive, then to the desktop of another computer. Option 2: From within QuickBooks Desktop. Go to the File menu, then select Close Company/Logoff.
Note: If you open multiple company files in QuickBooks Desktop, you have to do this step for every company that is open. Go back to the File menu, then select Exit. Right-click the QuickBooks Desktop icon on your desktop, then select Run as administrator. While on the No Company Open screen, go to the Help menu then choose Update QuickBooks.
Go to the Options tab, then select Mark All. Go to the Update Now tab, then mark the Reset Update box. Select Get Updates button.
When Update Complete appears, close QuickBooks Desktop. Reopen QuickBooks Desktop. If you get the message to install update, select Yes. When the installation is complete, restart your computer. Note: If you have a Payroll subscription, download the latest payroll tax table to process payroll in QuickBooks Desktop. Note that your Payroll subscription must be active. Download latest tax table.
Option 3: Critical Fixes (ULIP). From the QuickBooks Help menu, select Update QuickBooks. On the Update QuickBooks window, go to the Update Now tab. You can ignore the table because you don't need to change anything.
(Optional) Put a check mark in the box Reset Update box to erase all previous update downloads. Note: This may increase the amount of time needed for the update. Select Get Updates. Restart QuickBooks. When prompted, accept the option to install the new release. Option 2: Download automatically in the future.
The biggest change in is hidden under the hood. A change in the way QuickBooks accesses the Mac’s memory, which previously required extensive modification of the entire code base, should make the application faster and more reliable. Although this took up the bulk of this year’s development cycle, the QuickBooks for Mac team also found time to add a few new features.
Fully ARC Enabled The 2016 version of QuickBooks for Mac was completely overhauled to take advantage of Apple’s run-time memory model called ARC, or Automatic Reference Counting. While this is largely invisible to the end-user, this required the team to rewrite portions of the code for every window, form and button – a massive undertaking. The end result should be quicker and more stable files.
While testing this summer, there appeared to be fewer incidents of the infamous “Working” alert. New Timesheets Both the Single Activity and the Weekly Timesheets have been overhauled. The Single Activity has a cleaner, more modern look, and the Weekly Timesheet now includes the ability to sort columns and print. Resize columns on forms Not being able to adjust the column sizes on forms, such as invoices, has long been one of those small irritations for accountants used to working with the Windows version.
Previously, form columns only resized when the entire form window was adjusted; there was no control over individual columns. Now, users will be able to select and drag column separators to adjust column widths when working in all forms.
Envelope Printing The Print Checks, Purchase Order Invoice and Sales Receipt windows now all include a Print Envelope Button. The envelope printing function includes a number of built-in templates, but can also use customized templates.
The envelope template selection is controlled from the Preferences window. Import Transactions from Square The transaction Importer, which was introduced in QuickBooks for Mac 2015, now includes the ability to import Sales Receipts from Square. Last year’s release included many new features, including batch transaction importing, drill down on sales tax reports and a budget redesign. This year’s update was just as huge, but in a way that is not immediately obvious to the user. The redesign of the memory system should result in performance improvements that will benefit all accountants and their clients just as much as a showy new feature. QuickBooks for Mac 2016 is included with your QuickBooks ProAdvisor ® subscription.
It will only run on Mac OS 10.10 (Yosemite), or the soon-to-be released Mac OS 10.11 (El Capitan). Victoria Cameron is the principal of Victoria Rehrig Cameron Consulting, LLC, specializing in providing QuickBooks support and training to small business. She is also a founding partner in Cloud Consultancy, LLC, a business process consulting firm, and the creator of AERO Workflow Manager.
She holds Advanced Certification in QuickBooks from Intuit, as well as certifications in QuickBooks Point of Sale and Enterprise Solutions. A Mac user for almost 30 years, she is also certified by Apple in Mac systems integrations. Her background includes working as a CPA and Small Business Consultant with KPMG Peat Marwick, as well as CFO in start-up companies. She graduated from Stanford University with a degree in Economics.