Upgrading to new laptop, new version?
James Fuller
james at plateautel.net
Wed Feb 21 15:10:53 EST 2018
Hi,
I am a gnucash user not an authority so you are forewarned :-). I did much the same thing in not staying updated. I finally updated to the current version. The update went seamlessly. My advice would be to update now. If a problem did occur you could always roll back but it isn't likely that any problems would pop up. YMMV.
James Fuller
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> On Feb 21, 2018, at 12:59 PM, Dianna Broughton <dbroughton at comporium.net> wrote:
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> Hi everyone,
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> I'm upgrading to a new laptop after four years. Would you recommend that I
> download the latest gnucash version, and then just transfer my gnucach
> accounts into it, or keep using what I had (version 2.6.10)?
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> Thank you for your advice!
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> Warmly,
> Dianna
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