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I filed my federal tax form on the internet via TurboTax for the Web. It seemed pretty easy, and it was a nice walk-through thing, except for one little thing that's really annoying. It rounded all the figures down to the nearest dollar, so my adjusted gross income had some cents chopped off, and so did my tax return amount. The support they offer (here's the main page...

What did you DO to your poor little G4 450?!?!?! While I acknowledge that OS X doesn't have the performance of OS 9 on the same machine, OS X is UTTERLY AND COMPLETELY USABLE. Yes, I'm pissed off when the spinning rainbow cursor comes, but it's not that bad. Yes, I am amazed at the speed in OS 9 when I boot back into it. But although OS X lacks overall speed in the...

m. Don't fool yourself about getting anything else. In fact, do whatever you can to get a DP, it will make a big difference. If you simply browse the web and use Quicken and Appleworks to write letters in OS X, your RevB iMac willd do just fine. ...

Thanks for the Quicken links, but I have already tried the "normal" import procedures. ...

You porbably should have read this first... You also may find more details here.

is that I have been here, sitting in front of my lovely new iMac, wondering why the heck Intuit can't make Quicken import Windows version Quicken files. ...

Well, there's this really cool computer that I have my eye on right now. G4 800 MHz processor, 1GB of RAM, 60GB hard drive, AirPort card, 15" LCD screen.... (drool). Yes, I know, I could have all this and more (like a 23" cinema display) if I was willing to shell out the bucks. But I'm not willing. I'll just wait here, agonizing over when my iMac will get here... (Yes,...

THE ABSOLUTE BEST TAX SOFTWARE FOR THE MAC OS X PLATFORM IS WITHOUT A DOUBT TAXCUT, BY H&R BLOCK. It is superior to Quicken's TurboTax AND is half the price. It even comes with a free State tax module (via rebate) and each additional state module is only like $14 - $19. It has a simple interface and, so far, works well.

Starbuck - you are a genius! I thought about this same thing - "What about OS9" but was too lazy to try it. I'm almost Classic free (just have to buy Quicken and Photoshop for OSX I guess, but still need it for all the disk utilities - which didn't help my current situation) so I often forget our old friend OS9. Can I ask you a question? Why on Earth you have done this a...