@Maybelle_S 

Thanks for the reply.  I appreciate your help.

I understand that "The Rosetta 2 software helps run apps that are originally supported on the Intel chips".

But like other software companies, hasn't Intuit tested this to give assurance to Quickbooks users that it is fully supported?  After all, the M1 chip and computers have been out since November 11, 2020. That's a full year now.  Doesn’t Intuit test for this?  Don't you think that an official post about compatibility should be posted by now?  The frustration with a lot of users is that Intuit is not proactive when it comes to assuring users that Intuit has their back and that they are making sure that everything runs smooth moving forward.  All we want to know is that Intuit has done their job ( since it has been a year now ) and that they took the time to test and make sure that the version of Quickbooks desktop for MAC 2019, 2020, and 2021 have been optimized to work with these.  We just want Intuit to be more proactive and have our backs just like when we have their backs by using their products.  Is that much to ask?  

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