Michael, You should be able to create a folder for your GnuCash files and copy the main file and all of its backup and log files from the desktop into the folder. When you next run GnuCash it will not be able to find the file in the desktop location. You should then be able to use the File-.Open dialog from the menu to locate the folder you have put the files in and open the main data file ( the one without any date-time stamp before the .gnucash in the file extension(s)). After that you should be able to operate normally. I'm not a MAC user so there may be some subtleties I might have missed but AFAIK its that straightforward. The log and backup files are AFAIK created in the same folder as the parent file.I don't think there is a way to easily locate them elsewhere. I have a number of separate GnuCash data files and I put each in their own folder
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