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On Sun, 04 Mar 2001 20:45:45 -0600, MK <nothing@invalid> wrote:

>On Mon, 05 Mar 2001 01:00:19 GMT, "Mike Bartlett"
><mikebartlett@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>>How many Beta Testers were there this year?  Anybody know?  If you were a
>>beta tester, were you listened to?

Unlike products from some companies, QuickBooks uses many 
beta testers for long periods, including us. If course, as testers
we are repeatedly surprised by how soon they release. 

Testers are to do many tests in new and substantially revised 
areas. QB listens to us very closely when we find bugs, which we 
do every time. They also quickly fix every bug we find.

Beta testing, however, has nothing to do with program design. 
Our comments on that are simply logged with comments anyone 
can make at any time on quickbooks.com. Personally, we find
QB2001 a dream in many areas. However, no one can please
all the people all the time. The good news is that the new Intuit
Developer version and Application Programmer Interface will 
be in the next version of QB. Then everyone will be able to have 
anything for which they are willing to pay.

Until then please consider, QB has 85% of the small business 
accounting program market. To understand how amazing this 
is, consider that none of us probably even dreams of having 
5% of our markets. Intuit is not perfect, but they obviously do a 
far better job of satisfying more people than any competitor.

     Mike Block - Tax Cut CPA
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