On 04-May-99 Matt Armstrong wrote:
> Steve Varadi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> > But, if you tested with gnucash-1.1.27 (from ftp.gnucash.org/pub/gnucash)
>> > and still got the "Assertion '0' failed" please let me know. I'm the one
>> > that supposedly fixed that bug. :-)
>>
>> Now I'm downloading this latest version. I hope it'll solve my
>> problem. BTW Recently I did not get any error about 401(k)
>>
>> Thanks again:
>> Steve
>
> Good luck! :-)
>
> Please post any further problems that you have. From looking at the
> QIF import code in GnuCash, it appears that it was written for
> something like Quicken version 4. Other problems could occur when
> importing things from Quicken 99.
Thank you for your support. Now I installed latest version 1.1.27 and this is
working regarding QIF.
However I have a BIG headache with this imported material.
1. Totally different concept than Quicken.
2. How to do:
a. Split transaction?
b. Memorized transaction??
c. Amortized transaction -mortgage- (liability)???
when you have already imported account.
Thanks:
Steve
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