See the wiki FAQ about upgrading.
The suggested path is to upgrade to the end of each major version,
running "Actions > Check & Repair > Check & Repair All" at each step.
So your path would have been:
2.4.13 -> 2.4.15 (final 2.4.x version, might be optional) -> 2.6.21
(last 2.6.x version)
Barry,
In this message you state that ' administrato' is the good name to use but
you do not say whether that is the username that you log into your computer
with from a cold start or whether you are still logged in as administrato
when you start Gnucash. When you start Gnucash do you get a
I needed to play with the invoices data a while ago and used the query
below (gnucash file saved as an sqlite database). I didn't need the
full invoice details and only selected a few of the fields. This
should be enough to get you started. Note that the invoices are in one
table and the invoice
Barry,
A file attached to an email can be of any type -there is generally no
requirement on the type of file to attach. Whether the recipient can then open
it depends on the software they are using. Most of the common image formats
(.jpg, .gif, .tif, .png etc) which are compressed bitmap images
Morgan,
This is not really either an accounting or Gnucash specific issue but a legal
issue. Companies are separate legal entities. How you do it will be determined
by the legal position under the law in your jurisdiction. Companies do sell
uncollected debts to collection companies in many
Hi Adrien, I realize that 2.4.13, was extremely old, but it completely
worked for me. Whenever I upgraded, I always had a new set of issues, I
really didn't have time to deal with. 2.4.13 started acting a little
flaky with Windows 10, so I thought it may be time to install 5.3. When
I
On 2023-08-28 08:05, David T. via gnucash-user wrote:
> With regards to Nigel's comment, over the past month and a half,
> there have been well over a hundred messages sprinkled across
> eight different threads that seek to address the situation. At
> some point, it would seem that the problems
Thank you Adrien for a) being so patient, and b) reacting properly to
the unnecessary comments.
Somewhere, way back, it is my impression that the requirement for
attaching to posts had to be in jpg format, is that the case, or will a
vanilla screen scrape do?? From this message that would
Hi again :)
In addition to wanting to deal with some old invoices, I'm also wanting
to generate a csv of invoice data. There's this post a few years back,
but I feel there must be better. I've discovered the page on
'ledger-cli': https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Ledger-CLI - which seems
Maf,
With regards to Nigel's comment, over the past month and a half, there have
been well over a hundred messages sprinkled across eight different threads that
seek to address the situation. At some point, it would seem that the problems
cannot be solved through this venue. For me, that was
I have a conundrum - I have historic unpaid invoices in one business
and would like to transfer them to another business. Both
conceptually, how should I go about this, and practically how should I
go about this with two sets of gnucash accounts?
I thought of issuing credit notes against
Hello Folks,
I have a conundrum - I have historic unpaid invoices in one business and
would like to transfer them to another business. Both conceptually, how
should I go about this, and practically how should I go about this with
two sets of gnucash accounts?
I thought of issuing credit
On Monday, 28 August 2023 11:44:54 BST Adrien Monteleone wrote:
> But I see the solution as moving it to the regular user account, fixing
> the file ownership and permission flags, and then proceeding to clean up
> the multiple file/backup file apparent mess.
+1.
get everything RW and into a
That's mostly my fault on the 'administrato' vs. 'administator' issue.
But I only kept typing that because Barry reported a file path at one
point with that spelling, and I wasn't certain of a possible different
language in use, so I didn't correct it. If Barry transcribed the file
path
I'm not disagreeing.
I think there is a language barrier at play though.
It appears that 'attachments' as a skill has been resolved, so maybe
progress is possible.
We'll find out soon enough.
Regards,
Adrien
On 8/28/23 4:32 AM, Nigel Stapley wrote:
As a watcher of this list might I
On 8/28/23 3:40 AM, Mahon Finbar via gnucash-user wrote:
OK, as I answered earlier on this thread, today, I use Thunderbird as my
email software. I use it as a specific application.
Sorry, I must have missed that message.
Since you use Thunderbird, there is a clear 'Attach' button in the top
+1
David T.
On Aug 28, 2023, 12:34 PM, at 12:34 PM, Nigel Stapley
wrote:
>As a watcher of this list might I suggest you good folk call a halt. I
>suggest to OP that he takes a basic course in managing his computer
>with
>Windows. Someone who doesn't appear to understand what is meant by
As a watcher of this list might I suggest you good folk call a halt. I
suggest to OP that he takes a basic course in managing his computer with
Windows. Someone who doesn't appear to understand what is meant by "logging
in" needs assistance way beyond the remit of this list. Although
increasingly
On Monday, 28 August 2023 00:14:09 BST Adrien Monteleone wrote:
> > > > No one ever requested this,
I even said in a prior post to Barry specifically *never* to send his
"production" GC file(s) to the list.
I also note, and it may be a typo by Barry, but the user often being called
OK, as I answered earlier on this thread, today, I use Thunderbird as my
email software. I use it as a specific application.
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe"
BTW my issues with sending attachments starts with file manage and
specifically with gnu files, don't know
Yes, good point. I use a combination of Mailwasher, a NZ originated app
which pre-examines mails to dump garbage, and Thunderbird for mail.
Thanks, Barry
On 27/08/2023 19:00, kschneider bout-tyme.net wrote:
David,
Since not everyone on this list uses the same email client as you you may need
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