Quicken and Quickbooks are no longer from the same company. Intuit now only sells TurboTax and QuickBokks. They have an accessibility officer Ted Drake who is fairly active on Twitter, but it seems they are more concentrated on improving the blind accessibility of their Web interfaces.
Best Wishes,

Jonathan Cohn

On 2/21/18, 12:38 PM, "nvda@nvda.groups.io on behalf of ely.r@..." <nvda@nvda.groups.io on behalf of ely.r@...> wrote:

John,
Great question! I have off and on run my own business and for years used
Quicken for what I needed. Then for a time was with an agency and they did
for me what I had done with Quicken.

Went back on my own and decided time to get Quicken again as I had let the
license laps. When I installed the new version, it was a screen reading
nightmare. It was so difficult that I went back to using the APH program,
Money Talks. It is okay, but not what Quicken had done for me in the past. I
am guessing that Quick Books has an interface much like Quicken. I was not
about to do the offered paid upgrade to find that was the case. There have
to be folks other than you and I who would benefit from a good add in.
Rick

Dr. Rick Ely
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