For some reason, GnuCash has started having some issue when I'm opening it
where it will say "Could not obtain lock file for
postgres://postgres@localhost/gnucash_personal"
Then it gives a few options to use the file anyway, such as to use it in
read-only mode, etc.
I found a temporary work
Suggestions on how to record moving cash and stock from
a regular IRA to a Roth IRA so that a taxable event is recorded?
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On Fri, Apr 5, 2024 at 10:40 PM David Carlson
wrote:
> I was still using release 2.something the last time I printed a check, so
> I don't know if release 5.whatever can still do it or how to correctly
> position the MICR
I was still using release 2.something the last time I printed a check, so I
don't know if release 5.whatever can still do it or how to correctly
position the MICR line.
On Fri, Apr 5, 2024 at 10:02 PM Andrea wrote:
> Actually, it’s not academic. There are still many workers in the US that
>
Hi. I am a reasonably new (last 6 months) user of gnucash. I am using
version 5.3 on Windows 10. I am not getting online quotes but I own
various *private *securities, for which I manually enter prices, either in
the register as I make capital calls or receive distributions, or in the
Price
Back in the day, I worked at Xerox. We had special MICR toner that worked with
some of our printers. Once I changed banks and they printed a stater set of
personalized checks complete with the MICR
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> On Apr 5, 2024, at 2:50 PM, John Ralls wrote:
>
> 20 or so years ago
20 or so years ago I had a small company and used check-printing software to
make the checks. I used generic pre-printed forms and the software included the
MICR font and printed the routing id and account number in the appropriate
place at the bottom. Back then the bank sent the completed
On 4/5/24 8:50 AM, David G. Pickett wrote:
The quotes were fetched despite these usual errors, so it is only a
cosmetic error.
> 2024-04-03 23:45:06 Removed any lck, adding price quotes
> flatpak run --command=gnucash-cli org.gnucash.GnuCash --quotes get --
>
The quotes were fetched despite these usual errors, so it is only a cosmetic
error.
On Thursday, April 4, 2024 at 09:27:11 PM EDT, Bruce Schuck
wrote:
On 4/4/24 4:02 PM, David G. Pickett wrote:
> Ran OK for me last night, 28 seconds, but running too often seems to
> create errors:
While things may have changed, many years ago when I worked in the bank,
the info at the bottom of the check was printed with a special ink (I think
they called it a magnetic ink) so that the routing and account numbers
could be scanned by a computer. The rest of the check is regular printing.
Years ago (before electronic payments and deposits) I recall that it was
possible to program GnuCash to print the MITRE line, as it used to be
called, but you needed to use special magnetic ink so that check readers
could read them reliably. I imagine that it is still possible, but hardly
On 4/5/2024 6:43 AM, Joseph Keithley wrote:
When importing a QIF in the "Match payees/memos to GnuCash accounts"
window, an "Unspecified" transaction will be listed under "GnuCash account
name". When you double click on the item, a window pops up that lets you
scroll
through the different
When importing a QIF in the "Match payees/memos to GnuCash accounts"
window, an "Unspecified" transaction will be listed under "GnuCash account
name". When you double click on the item, a window pops up that lets you
scroll
through the different "accounts" and assign the item to a specific one.
I was wondering if you need to use a pre-printed check or can you use
blank check stock and have the routing and account numbers printed out
by GnuCash.
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