Setting up on-line banking - aqbanking

[Doug Laidlaw]

Brad, I can't help you much, but this sounds like a separate issue - a bug or 
similar with Aqbanking.  I have found that it helps to start a new thread 
with each new issue.  Even a new thread containing two questions will wind up 
with only one being answered.

In answer to your questions:
 
I have gnucash 2.1.5 for Windows and have never had to install Qt separately.  
Qt is the basis of the Linux KDE desktop, which I use under Linux.  It is 
apparently not relevant to Gnucash, but only to Aqbanking, which came 
installed by default on my Linux system when I installed KDE.  The message 
does sound like a path issue.  At the moment, I don't have Gnucash for 
Windows installed, so I can't check out my setup.

As for the location of the data, if you are using Windows XP or later, these 
are multi-user systems, and user-specific files are located under C:
\Documents and Settings\<username>.  Some directories there, such 
as "Application Data" are hidden.  To make them visible, go to "Folder 
Options on one of the menus.  The files you are looking for are probably in 
there somewhere.  If they aren't under your own user, have a look under "All 
Users."

HTH,

Doug,
Registered Linux User.

On Sat, 5 Jan 2008 03:05:45 pm Brad Haack wrote:
> Since I'm getting nowhere, I uninstalled gnucash and deleted all of my
> files, supposedly.  After reinstalling I still have some data in the
> aqbanking wizard.  Where is this data hidden?
>
> I still get a program crash after closing the aqbanking wizard and
> pressing the forward button.  note: this is a different crash than the
> one below.
>
> Brad Haack wrote:
> > I'm trying to get started with gnucash 2.2.2 on windows XP
> >
> > I was running the AqBanking setup wizard.  After entering the data, in
> > the User Configuration window, OFX tab, I pressed the get accounts
> > button.  It looked like it was working, based on the log display, then
> > ... -----------------------
> > qt3-wizard.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close.  We are
> > sorry for the inconvenience ...
> > ------------------------------
> > then after closing that window ...
> > ---------------------------------
> > The external program "AqBanking Setup Wizard" failed to run successfully
> > because the additional software "Qt" was not found.  Please install the
> > "Qt/Windows Open Source Edition" from Trolltech by downloading it from
> > www.trolltech.com
> >
> > If you have installed Qt already, you will have to adapt the PATH
> > variable of your system appropriately.  Contact the GnuCash developers
> > if you need further assistance on how to install Qt correctly.
> >
> > Online Banking cannot be setup without Qt.  Press "Close" now, then
> > "Cancel" to cancel the Online Banking setup.
> > -----------------------------------------
> > It worked once for a different account, but consistently fails now.
> > I have C:\Program Files\gnucash\bin in my PATH environment variable and
> > qt3-wizard.exe is in that directory.  I read somewhere that for 2.2.2 I
> > didn't need to download Qt, it was built in.
> >
> > Any help out there?
> > Brad
>
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