)
I have win 10 pro, they have win 10 homeI have Avast free antivirus, they have
Norton
My first install on my machine failed (same "normal" path) I didn't see any
Avast notifications
I reinstalled GnuCash and Strawberry perl (64 bit and 32 bit), F-Q via cpanm,
many times, many
ould suspect the crash happens because of mixing 32-bit Gnucash with
> 64-bit perl, but I am no Windows user.
>
> ~Frank
>
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> Betreff: Re: [GNC] problems with Finance::Quote 1.49 and and gnucash
> Build ID: 3.8b+(2019-12-29) on win
I would suspect the crash happens because of mixing 32-bit Gnucash with
64-bit perl, but I am no Windows user.
~Frank
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Betreff: Re: [GNC] problems with Finance::Quote 1.49 and and gnucash
Build ID: 3.8b+(2019-12-29) on windows 10 64 bit
Datum: Fri, 13
I wasn't able to install Finance::Quote successfully using this procedure:
>>
>> Microsoft Windows:
>> ??? Close GnuCash.
>> ??? Run Install Online Price Retrieval which can be found in the GnuCash
>> ???Start??? menu entry.
>>
>>
>> ===
ll Online Price Retrieval which can be found in the GnuCash
> ???Start??? menu entry.
>
>
> ===========
>
>
> So, i downloaded and installed Strawberry Perl 5.30.q.q-*64 bit*
> (successfully), then used cpan to install Finance::Quote, which also
> installed successfully
>
> my windows enviro
32 bit), installing f-q with cpan, installing and uninstalling
> GnuCash, but i don't recall if i uninstalled perl, then used gnucash to
> install f-q
>
> i think i always did the cpan f-q install after (strawberry) perl install
>
> only the 64 bit strawberry perl successful
Hello Mitchell,
Am 09.03.20 um 19:35 schrieb Mitchell Hausman via gnucash-user:
>
> C:\Program Files (x86)\GnuCash\bin>cpan gnc-fq-dump
while gnc-fq-dump is written in perl, it is not provided by cpan, but
already installed as part of gnucash.
So cpan is right here:
>>(error): Skipping gnc-fq-
n be found in the GnuCash
???Start??? menu entry.
===
So, i downloaded and installed Strawberry Perl 5.30.q.q-*64 bit*
(successfully), then used cpan to install Finance::Quote, which also
> On Dec 12, 2019, at 12:22 PM, Gerry Starnes wrote:
>
> I am being pushed reluctantly but inevitably by Apple to upgrade to
> Catalina. I cannot find a reference as to whether v 3.7 is 64-bit or if
> there is a compliant version. The system information shows what I have
Gnucash has been 64-bit for some time. 3.7 will work fine. I’m using it now on
Catalina.
Note, you don’t ever have to upgrade MacOS on their schedule. Just dismiss the
notices and proceed when you are ready.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Dec 12, 2019 w50d346, at 11:22 AM, Gerry Starnes
>
I am being pushed reluctantly but inevitably by Apple to upgrade to
Catalina. I cannot find a reference as to whether v 3.7 is 64-bit or if
there is a compliant version. The system information shows what I have
installed as "legacy" 32-bit so is not compatible.
Any guidance is apprec
> On Jun 9, 2018, at 7:31 AM, redcolumbine wrote:
>
> After the next update, Mac is not going to support 32-bit apps. Is there a
> 64-bit Gnucash on the horizon?
>
Not on the horizon, it’s already here: 3.x is 64-bit and runs only on 10.9
Mavericks and later.
Rega
After the next update, Mac is not going to support 32-bit apps. Is there a
64-bit Gnucash on the horizon?
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Thanks to inform - 32-bit OS runs on 64-bit OS.
I agree this is good enough, rather than wasting resources to build a 64-bit
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