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Mac Forum / Applications / Mac Applications / February 2005Objectionable Quicken 2005 quirk
I have been told by Intuit tech. support that Quicken 2005 users must have Admin privileges just to run the application (at least under OSX). Hard to believe anyone would tolerate so un-OSX a product. The possibilities of accidental damage to system files seems to great. Is this really true? John > I have been told by Intuit tech. support that Quicken 2005 users must > have Admin privileges just to run the application (at least under OSX). [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > John Intuit tech support? Boy are they a set of hosers. Quicken 2005 runs peachy keen on a non-admin account. What they probably meant to say was that, yes, you do need admin privileges to INSTALL the application. That is standard procedure on any true multi-user system. Only admins get to install anything; or non-admin user if they have an admin password in their possession. Again, Quicken 2005 runs fine on a standard (non-administrator) account. |
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