Header in word for mac. Click on the 'View' option and then click on the 'Header and Footer' option again to bring up the 'Formatting' menu for headers and footers. Click on the 'Switch Between Header and Footer' icon to go to either the header or footer in the document. Type within the separate headers on each page to create your different headers. To add the current date or time to a header or footer, on the View menu, click Header and Footer. Place the cursor in the header or footer, and on the Header and Footer tab, under Insert, click Date or Time.

As such, none will run on Lion without the aid of third-party Mac emulators, and a copy of the ROM and OS from a real Mac that you own. 'Lion-compatible Quicken 2007' implies (Mac OS X, Intel) binaries. Q: Quicken 2007 on Lion I am still running Snow Leopard and will not upgrade to Lion until there is a way that I can run my Quicken 2007 application. I have seen other discussions about people changing to other financial software but I hesitate to do that because I have been using Quicken for 20 years with good success.

With rumor and speculation about Apple's removal of Rosetta support from OS X, one of the communities most concerned is the people who have become accustomed to using Quicken 2007 for Mac. Quicken was developed with PowerPC-specific instructions for core components of the software, which has made it a daunting and practically impossible task for Intuit to get running on the Intel architecture.

As a result, when Apple drops PowerPC support altogether, Quicken will no longer run. However, there are some new developments that may shed some light on the problem for Quicken 2007 users. According to, Apple and Intuit have been aware of this problem for the vast Quicken user base, and in order to prevent Quicken from being cut off in OS X Lion are working together to try to embed the essential aspects of Rosetta in the Quicken software to keep it going. This project is likely going to take a while to get implemented, and ultimately it may not be possible to get done either properly or in enough time for it to be a feasible option for either Intuit or Apple, but at least the companies are giving it a shot. In short, initially Quicken 2007 will not work in Lion, but there is a possibility that sooner or later it will run. Overall this means that Quicken 2007 users have the following options: • Stay with Leopard or Snow Leopard Snow Leopard and Leopard will be around for a while to come, and there is no need to immediately upgrade to Lion, especially if it will cut into your work flow. Apple will continue to issue security updates for these operating systems, and the initial versions of Lion will undoubtedly have a few bugs that you may wish to avoid.

Therefore if you wish to keep running Quicken you may opt to avoid upgrading for now. • Dual-boot Unless you are looking to purchase a brand-new Mac that comes with OS X Lion, you will have the option to dual-boot OS X so you can run Quicken on the older version of OS X. This may be impractical for most people, but it can be done by using a secondary internal or external hard drive, or by partitioning your current hard drive and installing a small, fresh copy of Leopard or Snow Leopard on it, along with your Quicken program and data. • Use the Windows version The real problem comes for people who are using very old systems and are waiting for Lion to come out in order to upgrade. While they can continue to use the older system for Quicken only, this may be a bit impractical.

Unfortunately, once Lion is released on new hardware then no prior version of OS X will be supported for that hardware. While you may be able to boot the new hardware to an older OS version, you are likely to run into problems when doing so. To get over this situation, the only practical avenue is to run the Windows version of Quicken either in Boot Camp, in a virtual machine like,, or, or by using Codeweaver's tools. While it's not an optimal solution, and will require the purchase of new software (be it either Windows, Windows and a virtualization package, or CrossOver) in addition to the Windows version of Quicken, it is an option that will read your current Quicken files. • Use other finance software Intuit has been developing, which may be sufficient for most people, though it is missing a number of key components that Quicken 2007 has (and that likely will take a while to develop). Beyond Intuit's offerings are,, and, which can be used to read Quicken files. Ultimately when moving to new software you will be giving up some of your current software's capabilities, but you may gain others that you find more useful.

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If you’ve been waiting to make the jump to OS X Lion or Mountain Lion because of incompatible finance software, Thursday may be your lucky day: As first reported by, Intuit has released. The software available is actually a full program, rather than an update to Quicken 2007 itself, and costs $15 for a download or a shipped software CD. Though Intuit is suggesting that new customers purchase Quicken Essentials for Mac, it looks like it would be theoretically possible to just purchase Quicken 2007, though Macworld has yet to personally test that theory. This version will open data files from Quicken 2005 through 2007, as well as from Quicken Essentials. In a move that I'm sure will bring joy to most users who attempted to muscle their way through Quicken Essentials after being 2007 stalwarts, open means just that—open, not convert. This differs from how Essentials handled data; it would convert earlier Quicken files, stripping potentially important information in the process. (Intuit has on the ins and out of opening files from prior programs.) This move comes after on Intuit’s part over the future of Quicken on the Mac.