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See what's trending for the November 15th deadline (Form 990) and resources for the upcoming tax season. View Lacerte Hot Topics.
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Kimberly1985
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01-19-2024
05:57 PM
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Hi, first time user of this community page. I have a Mac Studio using the new M chip. I also set up my Lacerte 2023 to run on this machine using Parallels. When I contacted Lacerte customer support, they thought it was due to the fact that I was running Lacerte on a virtual machine. When I contacted Parallels support, they thought it was because Lacerte wasn't made for a M chip but for an Intel based chip. I'm wondering, has anyone else ran into the issue of not being able to install the Lacerte PDF printer driver? If so, did you figure a work around? Thanks!
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George4Tacks
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01-19-2024
06:19 PM
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I really only like Apples that I can eat, but I have this thought.
Install a Mac pdf printer and select it as the printer when you Print the return. I can neither confirm nor deny that the proper tax form fonts can be supported.
In windows I have a choice of Lacerte PDF, Adobe PDF, .... I just tried Adobe pdf and it failed, but Microsoft pdf worked.
Report back if you find one that works and that could help the next Mac user.
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