Hello again,
After removing, renaming etc. the "offending file" as described, I now
have a screen with 'unsaved book' which doesn't react to the 'close' option.
This appeared after a text box which said that the original offending
file was not available, it was in the 'history' did I want to
Just noticed that someone else here reported (see below) the exact same
problem I experienced after installing 5.3 GnuCash in Windows, weeks ago.
And I thought I was the only one (I posted my frustration here several
weeks ago)
Subject: Re: [GNC] Unable to enter data in "Description" field of a
Tr
Hi Bruce,
Confirmed it's back up and running - my quota reset overnight and now
I'm able to pull quotes again!
Again, thank you so much for your help!
Bernard
On 29/07/2023 15:21, Bruce Schuck wrote:
On 7/29/23 05:06, bern...@deprez.biz wrote:
I wasn't aware of the IP tracking and that may
Make sure your time zone and clock are correct on your system. Though if
they weren't, I'd think more than one site wouldn't resolve correctly.
If they are far off, you can get resolution errors like what you've seen.
Regards,
Adrien
On 7/29/23 3:44 PM, AgedLace wrote:
That didn't work for me
That means you have opened GnuCash with a new blank file.
I'd go recover that 'offending file' pronto!
(note, the one you gave a file name for ended in .gnucash which is a
book file, and it might have been your current active file)
Once you've resolved that, please report back the full name o
Also, verify that GnuCash is not running, then check to see if you have
any files ending with a '.lck' extension in that data folder and delete
those. (but reply back with their file names first)
Regards,
Adrien
On 7/30/23 7:06 AM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
That means you have opened GnuCash w
On 7/30/2023 8:13 AM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
Also, verify that GnuCash is not running, then check to see if you
have any files ending with a '.lck' extension in that data folder and
delete those. (but reply back with their file names first)
BE CAREFUL --- this control of a resource by havin
Following up on that, since you're on macOS there's a diagnostic option that's
not readily available on other platforms:
1. Open /Applications/Utilities/Activity Monitor. Find GnuCash in the process
list and select it.
2. Type a character in the description field of a new transaction to make
Gn
I have noticed that my Price Database has both
COP -> USD
and
USD -> COP
conversion rates.
Does it matter?
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Not really. That happens because sometimes you make or request prices in one
direction and sometimes the other. The only case where it would matter is if
one of them hadn't been updated in a while. The price-retrieval code looks
first in the direction it wants, then in the other direction, then
Thanks Michael, those are fair caveats to my recommendation. I shall
endeavor to remember that and not assume folks only keep GnuCash data
and nothing else in a particular folder.
Regards,
Adrien
On 7/30/23 9:37 AM, Michael or Penny Novack wrote:
BE CAREFUL --- this control of a resource by ha
I have recently started using gnuCash and am trying to figure out if I
can use gnuCash in a meaningful way to map the cash flows in a community
project. I think I understand the basic concepts through the tutorial
and with a test project, but am still looking for ideas and
recommendations for some
Hello, Sebastian:
Welcome to GnuCash! I hope it works well for you.
On 2023-07-30 22:28, gibel...@gmx.net wrote:
I have recently started using gnuCash and am trying to figure out if I
can use gnuCash in a meaningful way to map the cash flows in a community
project. I think I understand the basi
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