Quicken 2017 for mac loan amortization. Quicken's amortization features use the following formulas to calculate payments, principal, and interest for a loan. N = number of periods per year. Y = total years. R = interest rate per period, given by this formula. Quicken for Mac software and the Quicken App are not designed to function outside the U.S. I am just shocked and really disappointed in Quicken 2017 for Mac - loan amortization isn't supported - quicken loan, the nation's largest lender of home loans, isn't supported - asset market pricing (via zillow, bluebook, etc.) isn't supported.

Hello, AVOID QUARK LIKE THE PLAGUE!!! If you have any doubts, go to and into the support forums, found off the Support menu. You will see the wrath of people getting PAID to use the Quark program, and they are about to cause a revolution in the DTP industry. While it may be true that Quark is #1 in the industry, Adobe is giving them a serious run for the money, and a conversion may happen.

Quark remains hostile to the user community. Stay away from it!

PTPublisher for Mac is a new, easy-to-use yet fully-featured burning and printing software program written specifically for use with Mac OS 10. Publisher Lite Download. For all those people using Microsoft Publisher: It is now possible to use Publisher files on a Mac without the Windows mess. Libre Office (V4.10 or later) can open and edit the.pub files.

I have migrated my Quark materials to Ragtime. The Ragtime interface is a different pariidgm, but it is cross platform, and the software works, and works WELL. For the home user who doesn't want to shell out $$ for the program, Ragtime is awesome. Many a club newsletter have been made with it. The only difficulty with Quark is its steep price. I've been using it commercially for 13 years now and learned in a heavy weekend.

BUT, because of the shocking price, it is now being superceded by InDesign by Adobe - which is a flash version of PageMaker - the old DTP standard. InDesign 1 and 2 never became popular in New Zealand at all because it was easy to copy Quark.

Now it's almost impossible and we aren't keen to shell out the NZ$4000 for Quark 6 (that's more than US$2400) It sounds like you are more after a simple package combining clip art with an easy-to-use layout program. I would recommend FreeHand overall. If you can bludge an older version such as 7 or 8 with its clipart, you'll have a program that's easy to learn as well. I have just switched from PC w/Windows to iMac, and have Pages on my new iMac, and I still prefer to use MS Publisher. I have been using MS Publisher 95 for over 14 years, and need access to the 100s of files I've created.

Originally I had purchased Parallels Desktop 4.0 so I could install MS Windows on the iMac, then MS Publisher in to Windows so I do a 'Copy & Paste' recreation of the file into Pages. But after running into some difficulties trying to format the page layout in Pages, I am just going to stick with MS Publisher that I know inside and out. Hope this helps someone else!