Paul, We all suffer from increased finger trouble as we get older. I don't use the compressed data format normally. I just saved my datafile as a compressed file and I was able to use gunzip on Linux to uncompress it after I changed the extension to .gz and then after changing the extension back to .gnucash it opens as an uncompressed file without any problem. That was only necessary because gunzip checks the extension before unzipping. Not sure of behavior zippers on Windows however.
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