The current text is pretty straight forward.
I suppose an admonition not to run the gnucash.app from the .dmg folder might
not hurt. I really suspect that has been the issue at least on the last two
recent threads on this.
And perhaps a screenshot or two for those who don’t already understand M
David,
I'm not convinced that the text on that page should be changed--and if it were,
I'm not sure it would have helped.
David T.
On Thu, Jan 24, 2019 at 16:17, David Cousens wrote:
Adrien,
This seems to come up fairly often. Any chance you could have a go at
improving the instructio
Certainly!
I also inquired in late December about creating a custom branded dmg window
with the /Applications alias to drag onto like many other Mac apps have.
John gave me some links to get started, but unfortunately, that same day I got
a large project dumped on my desk. (well, not unfortunat
Adrien,
This seems to come up fairly often. Any chance you could have a go at
improving the instructions on the Wiki
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/MacOS_Installation to make it a bit clearer
and perhaps include any changes relevant to more recent MacOS versions under
appropriate version headings.
Using a Mac?
You need to install the application (by copying it) to the /Applications folder
on your system. Then launch it from /Applications, right-click the icon in the
Dock and choose Options > Keep In Dock.
After you’ve saved your file. The next time you open it (from the dock) it will
au
Please help. I have a new computer and need to put Gnucash on it and save it,
so that I can use it throughout the year. I can download it, and I can set up
an account for my small business, but when I go to save and close my entries, I
don’t know what to do.
I entered a bunch of things earlier
