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| This Information Last Updated: Wed, April 23,
2008
QuickBooks 2006 / 2007 /2008 Support (all U.S. including Enterprise) After a very long wait - the new OfficeQ6 (including full support for Microsoft Vista) is now complete and will available in the next few days. This also includes the Microsoft Access importer. QuickBooks 2006 / 2007 / 2008 use a new (SQL Anywhere database) system to store data. This is different than what was used for QuickBooks 2005 and previous versions. This has required us to completely rewrite OfficeQ from the ground up. The new software (called OfficeQ6) has been shipping to our commercial customers for over a year and is mature and well debugged. Even though it is much slower than our previous versions - it retains about 99% data compatability. The new pricing will be $299 for full, new product and $149 for the upgrade. We will email all past and current customers when it is available. As soon as our web site updates are complete (between 4/28/08 and 4/30/08) you will be able to order it and immediately download it from the following web page: http://www.datablox.com/qb/qb_order.htm If you get a "page not found" error - we are still working on it. Try again in a day or 2. Versions of the main OfficeQ DLL Over the last nine years, we have shipped many versions of the main DLL - all named QBOFCP.DLL. To verify which version of the DLL you currently have installed - opening Windows Explorer, go to your Windows system directory, single click on file QBOFCP.DLL, and select the File / Properties menu item. The File Version is then displayed. The most significant number (leftmost) of DLL version numbers parallel the internal version numbers used by Intuit. For example, DLL version 7.5.0.0 only supports up through QuickBooks 99, 8.3.2.0 supports through QuickBooks 2000, and version 9.0.0.0 supports through QuickBooks 2001. The version of the DLL that adds support for QB2002 is numbered 10.n.n.n, QB2003 capable versions are numbered 12.n.n.n, QB2004 13.n.n.n, and QB2005 14.n.n.n We use the internal numbers that Intuit places in the QuickBooks files - and 11 appears to have been skipped for US QuickBooks Pro and Premier. |