Hi All,
  I have recently upgraded from Yosemite (macOS 10.10.5) to El Capitan (macOS 
10.11.6) and Mojave (macOS 10.14.6) on two different machines. In the process, 
I have finally taken the leap from GnuCash 2.6.16 into the 3.x series. Until 
this morning, I was using 3.6 and I am now using 3.7.

  I’m still testing some functions, but it seems to be working reasonably well 
overall. Today, I’m writing about aspects of the report system, 
user-contributed reports and invoices.

1. User-contributed reports: Just over a year ago, Doug Doughty contributed 
several excellent report templates that allowed me to create some very useful 
reports. I have faithfully moved the contributed files from my old system to my 
new system, but I am not able to find the reports in the Reports menu. Should 
they be working? Where should I look for them? It would be a shame to lose all 
of Doug’s work.

2. Invoices: We have been using GnuCash’s invoicing feature to generate 
invoices for our business. This worked reasonably well for several years in the 
2.6.x series. Unfortunately, both GnuCash 3.6 and 3.7 do less well with 
invoices. The main problem is that the table grid is no longer padded out to 
fill the page. This means that invoices with relatively short descriptions in 
the line items look rather ugly with the table taking up only about half of the 
width of the page and the information that is supposed to be on the right side 
sitting in the middle of the page. Additionally, the invoice number now prints 
at the top left, just below the banner, regardless of what I select in the 
Options dialog. It used to be printed with the invoice details (which I have 
placed on the right side).

  Are others experiencing something different from this?

Best,
John

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