Intuit has posted a knowledge base article ( KB ID# 1009249) addressing the issue: Especially if they store documents on their desktop. If you know people that run their own businesses and use QuickBooks for Mac, do them a favor and warn them. TUAW is copiously documenting the brewing fiasco. If you haven't launched the application yet, disable the update code in Terminal with this command:ĭefaults write 2006 QBCheckForUpdatesKey NO If you've already launched QB and it's asking you to update, force quit the application (command-option-escape). There's an angry lynch mob currently marching on the Intuit and Apple boards and I expect it to grow as people come into work this morning and launch QB. Luckily I dodn't lose anything from my desktop because I use NoodleSoft's excellent Hazel (US$22, free trial, review), a great little application that moves all the crap that ends up on my desktop.
I was a little miffed when it told me that I didn't have enough room to download the 100kb update as I have over 100GB free on my hard drive.
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I was doing some end-of-year accounting in QuickBooks 2006 for Mac over the weekend and received the software update notice (didn't grab a screen shot). An apparent bug in the software update code causes the accounting software to throw a vague "you don't have enough memory" dialog after attempting to download a 100k update while it simultaneously deletes your desktop folder. If you use QuickBooks 2006 or 2007 for the Mac– don't launch it.
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