[GNC] can not open file

[Jim DeLaHunt]

Chris:

On 2025-02-07 16:42, Chris Tsuji via gnucash-user wrote:
>     Jim
>     Please see attached
>     Can Gnucash run on OS 15.3?  I just upgraded?
>     Thank for your help
>     Chris
>
>
>     Sent: Friday, February 07, 2025 at 3:39 PM
>     From: "Jim DeLaHunt" <list+gnucash at jdlh.com>
>     To: "Chris Tsuji" <ctsuji at cheerful.com>
>     Cc: gnucash-user at gnucash.org
>     Subject: Re: [GNC] can not open file
>     Hello, Chris:
>     Welcome back. I'm sad to hear that you cannot open your files.
>     On 2025-02-07 15:28, Chris Tsuji via gnucash-user wrote:
>     > Hope someone can help me.
>     > I can not open my files.
>     > version 5.8
>     > imac os 15.3
>     > processor: 3.3 ghz 6-core intel corei5
>     > memory 15 GB
>     >
>     > Chris Tsuji
>     Thank you for giving us the details on your GnuCash version and your
>     OS.
>     That is helpful.
>     What do you observe?  What specific actions do you take to try to open
>     your files?  What do you observe happening?  What do you expect to
>     happen?
>     Do you know where on your Macintosh storage those files are? Could you,
>     for example, find them so that you can list the in a Finder window?
>     Can
>     you do a Get Info on those files, to see their size and modification
>     date?
>     Answers to these questions might be illuminating.

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You mention, "I just upgraded".  Which did you upgrade, macOS or GnuCash?

Has this version of GnuCash ever worked on your computer with this 
version of macOS? Or is it a matter of, it used to work, then you 
changed either GnuCash or macOS, and it has never worked since?

Best regards,
      —Jim DeLaHunt