@macuser_22 Thank you for your response. I guess I'm stuck with the "I'm crazy" hypothesis then.
The bulk of the missing message was in response to what you had written. Most of it was nitpicking and not worth the effort of me trying to reproduce. I did comment on your issue next year when TurboTax 2021 will require a version of macOS that doesn't support 32-bit apps. I see four options (arranged from easiest to hardest):
- Switch to a different tax package that will run on Mojave
- Arrange to have two boot volumes so that you can boot Catalina to run TurboTax 2021 or boot Mojave to run your 32-bit apps
- Under either Mojave or Catalina create a virtual machine environment so that you can run the other version of macOS as a guest system
- Persuade Intuit management that their current policy drives away business and that they should change their policy to produce versions of TurboTax than can run on at least the set of macOS versions which Apple development tools (i.e., Xcode & SDKs) continue to support as deployment targets (even though Apple no longer actively supports those versions of macOS)
