They tell you to download a conversion utility from to your Windows computer. The instructions are insufficient and possibly incorrect if you are converting between 2016 on both machines. The conversion from 2016 for Windows did not go very smoothly either. Matching seems to be automatic, with an option available to unlatch if it makes a mistake. Again color and icon is what distinguishes them from actual transactions that came in. Scheduled transactions are shown right in the mix, though you can limit how far they will project.

This is a problem because these icons and the color of the entry are the only way to tell what is reconciled and what is new. I have some vision so I used Zoom to get a look at these and try to label them, but the labels were not read consistently, even giving a label that was assigned to one icon to one that looked totally different. Each one has an icon at the left that reads as Button. The register is in reverse order and the new transactions are placed directly at the top. Also, unlike the Windows version, your downloaded transactions don't appear in a separate window at the bottom like they did in Windows. Entering and reconciling transactions is problematic because VO doesn't read inside of the edit fields. There appears to be no way to automatically download when you Open Quicken, but maybe it will surprise me on my next open. One thing to keep in mind as well is the download process is not as clean.

It's mostly usable with VO, but there are a couple of areas where it really matters where it doesn't work well. I won't say it's impossible, but it's a lot of trouble.

Quicken 2015 do not install account