If by 'receipt scanners and software' you mean something that can OCR an
image of a receipt and magically turn it into a transaction, then the
answer is, "None." There is such software out there to allegedly perform
such magic (I've never seen it in action) but if it can output either a
CSV or
He Neal
> What receipt scanners and software can be used with GnuCash?
GnuCash is completely agnostic when it comes to scanning, so just use
whatever you have, save the images to disc, and link them to your
transactions as described in the manual section 6.3 6.3. Associating an
External File
What receipt scanners and software can be used with GnuCash?
I would also like to get barcode access as well.
Neal Lewis
Macintosh user
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Thanks for your comments fellas! The problem is resolved. It seems the
problem was the file itself. I opened it with notepad++ and it contained only
"NUL-NUL-NUL..." on the top line. I created a new file and opened it with
notepad++ and that one contained the cryptic characters one might exp
I'll echo Adrien's comments regarding your use of a backup.
On the reported problem, I'll note that your book file appears to be on a cloud
drive ("OneDrive") and perhaps your connection to the cloud has been
interrupted? You could test this by copying the data file to a known local
folder on
