The advantage of these solutions is that you retain access to all the features of Quicken, unlike Quicken Mobile. Though this article was written primarily with Macs in mind, there are many solutions offered that work for Windows too. NoMachine and Teamviewer) to access Quicken on one computer from the other, or even mobile devices (see this great article for complete review of many options (most are free): ). use remote access software (several free options, e.g.Note that this is limited to sync 24 months plus new transactions. You can sync more than one mobile to the same data file located on one of your computers, as long as you use the same Intuit ID associated to the data file. non-investment transactions), consider using Quicken Mobile on a mobile device. If you have mobile devices (iOS or Android) and if all you want to sync is cash, bank, and credit card accounts (i.e.you can create a new user on one computer and use and store the data file in user (no not store the data file in a shared folder).Best practice is to compress the data file before moving it to a cloud based storage to prevent problems with file permissions. This often leads to a corrupted data file. However, do not store and use the data file stored online directly. You would have to develop a sign-out process to make sure you do not both update a copy and overwrite each other's work. Drop Box, networked drive, etc. and each take turns updating the data. In your case, you could move a copy of the data to a shared location, e.g. the first option is to move the data back and forth between users.Since you did not specify the level of access you are wanting to achieve, here are a number of options: Even sharing a data file between computers with the 'same' user is seen by the OS as separate users. First, you need to understand that Quicken is not designed for multi-user usage, so, the options to 'share' a data file are work-arounds.

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