Using Quickbooks on Yosemite

I recently bought a new IMac and my previous version of Quickbooks Pro for Mac (a Windows version) doesn't open in Yosemite. My version is 10 years old not exactly sure which version because my computer failed. I have read that you can partition the new computer to allow windows to run on a MAC but it sounds like you have to restart the computer to switch back to MAC each time. Is it simpler to buy the 2015 version of Quickbooks for MAC? If so will I be able to transpose my older Quick books company files to the Yosemite compatible version once the application is installed? Thanks for any help

It would be far better to buy the latest version of Quickbooks for Mac - you have a version that will not run with a version of Mac OS X higher than Snow Leopard. To use a Windows version you will have to install BootCamp and then Windows. It would be far more productive to get the latest version and use it in native mode under Yosemite.

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