David Bobroff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I then tried to import a .qif file from Quicken 3.0. I have Quicken
> 3.0 on my old Mac PowerBook 140. I exported the transactions to a
> .qif file and put the file on a floppy. I then tried to import it
> into Gnucash as per the instructions. It complained that the file
> was empty. I checked it with emacs and the file is definitely not
> empty. I tried putting it on a DOS formatted floppy and got the
> same result.
It could be that since the mac uses \r for end of line where unix uses
\n, gnucash decides that there are no lines. Try this on your file
before trying to import it:
tr '\r' '\n' < my.qif > my-translated.qif
And then try to import my-translated.qif.
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