> On Dec 29, 2017, at 2:51 PM, Bruce Fraser wrote:
>
> Dear Gnucash,
>
> PROBLEM: Opening GNUCASH in macOS High Sierra version 10.13.2, in Apple
> MacBook.
>
> I had used GnuCash last about June 2017, with Sierra as my operations system.
> About October 2017 a new edition of the Mac oper
Dear Gnucash,
PROBLEM: Opening GNUCASH in macOS High Sierra version 10.13.2, in Apple
MacBook.
I had used GnuCash last about June 2017, with Sierra as my operations system.
About October 2017 a new edition of the Mac operating system was available,
called macOS High Sierra version 10.13.2,
How can I print my accounts to hard copy?
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On 28 December 2017 at 14:56, farleykj said:
> Sorry, I thought I'd responded to the message about telling the agent what
> browser it is identifying itself as. I'm using Perl, and the code I'm
> using to see what's up is as follows:
>
>
> use LWP::UserAgent ;
> use LWP::Simple ;
>
> my $urlSit
The only CPAN-related stuff I've done was updating Finance::Quote during
the Yahoo-caused quote debacle. Other than that, I tend to leave things
as is, since OS X is allegedly pretty snotty about having things mucked
about with.
Near as I can figure the problem is solely with the treasurydirec
Steve wrote
> I've only used Gnucash and aqbanking module for Schwab Bank downloads
> which
> has always worked great.
>
> For some reason I've long since forgotten, I thought it didn't work with
> the
> brokerage side. Guess I'm wrong? I did start to fool with it, but is
> https://ofx.schwab.co
