RE-installing Gnucash

[Yawar Amin]

Colin,

Try opening up the main data file. And in general, to anyone using Gnucash
without an automated backup system, I highly recommend setting up a Dropbox
account (www.getdropbox.com) with their little app which lives in the
taskbar and automatically syncs a `My Dropbox' folder across all the
computers you set it up on, and also stores several revisions on its central
server (you get 2 GB of storage and more is available for a fee:
https://www.getdropbox.com/help/15). It works through firewalls and on both
Windows and Linux. Just put your Gnucash files in the `My Dropbox' folder
and you're done.

On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 6:10 AM, Colin McKenna <colin.mckenna at live.com>wrote:

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> Dear all,
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> My laptop recently just stopped working, no power up. So i pull out my old
> laptop and re-load gnucash. When i try to import the most recent log from my
> back up hard drive the system refuses and indicates that there is a bug. I
> have scanned everything with AVG which gives me the all clear. How can i
> import the old logs onto a new loaded gnucash?
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> Your help would be greatly appreciated.
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> Colin McKenna
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