Medicine.missouri.edu Review:

University of Missouri - School of Medicine - The University of Missouri School of Medicine was the first publicly supported medical school west of the Mississippi River.

medicine.missouri.edu

Country: North America, US, United States

City: 65211 Columbia, Missouri

  • Wayne I. Gover - Upgrade is easy, support is excellent.I did the upgrade, it was easy and no problems. I was concerned about the locations of my company files, so I called Support. He walked me thru part of the fix, then dialed in and made other changes to better protect my company files. He was in India, spoke excellent "British" english and professional to work with. I was quite impressed
  • L. Fulton "avid reader" - Help, finally!This book has been a lifesaver for me! After 7 years of suffering from a myriad of symptoms, going from doctor to doctor, with no resolution to my problems, I finally got some relief after reading this book. Little did I know, all my symptoms were related to one root cause: systemic candidiasis. After doing some research on the internet, I was led to this book. I had seen several recommendations for it, and excellent reviews. This book will help you to confirm what is happening in your body, and give specific steps you can take to start treating yourself to feel better. I have been putting Dr. Crook's suggestions into practice for a little over a month now and I feel so much better! So far, I have only been able to use homeopathic remedies - no prescription drugs - and have noted a marked improvement in my general health and well-being. I highly recommend this book to anyone who suspects they have a systemic yeast infection.
  • Thomas J. Kurpinsky - Quickbooks for Mac 3013 IS better than the Windows version, if . . .I have been a Quickbooks user for over 20 years. Everything I had read about the Mac version discouraged me from trying the product, In fact, I tried a copy about 5 years ago, and boy was everybody correct. The other day I saw on offer for a trial of Quickbooks Mac 2013. The complaints are that a lot of features are not available on the Mac version. I looked over the list and found that I do not use the excluded features. I removed my password from the 2009 Quickbooks Windows version, backed it up and then performed the export to Mac. Everything, I mean everything came across including memorized transactions. The only items I use that did not come over are the Memorized Reports.

    What I now have is a program that has nicer graphics, and an easier to use interface. As a bonus, my quickbooks file went from 108mb to 17MB!! I was quoted $700 to reduce my windows version of quickbooks. Any doubts, get the 30 day free trial, you'll be happy you did. Yes, I too am not happy with the arrogance of Intuit, but in this case the Mac version does work fine.

    Also, there was a comment that you cannot require a password. This is incorrect. Opening Quickbooks Preferences, which looks like the Mac Settings Window, and click on User & Passwords and enter your choice.