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Author Archives: Keith Gugliotto
Secrets of the Schedule > Customize… button
“How do I schedule something for the first and third Wednesday of every other month?” It’s not in our inbox every day, or even every third Wednesday, but we see it from time to time and we’d bet a lot … Continue reading
How to handle a new year in CheckBook and CheckBook Pro
A new year often brings a strong desire to reorganize, and, since you’re already so organized you’re using CheckBook or CheckBook Pro, you might feel an urge to do something with the pile of Entries from last year and beyond. … Continue reading
Winter is coming…and so is macOS 13 Ventura
Updated 11/5/2022: macOS 13 Ventura is out in the wild and so are all of our compatibility updates. Update now and keep in touch if you need a hand with anything! We mark the time by Apple’s yearly routine, kicking … Continue reading
Where did I purchase my copy of…?
Feeling a bit fuzzy on where your favorite Splasm app came from? There’s an easy way to find out! First, get the application’s build number Open the application. Go to the application menu, named after the application you’re in, near … Continue reading
CheckBook 2.7.8: Fixin’ & Nixin’
2.7.8 fixes a glitch that could lead the app to think it needs to save every so often even though you haven’t made any changes. It’s a bit niche, only happening if you use Migration Assistant or otherwise copy your CheckBook or CheckBook Pro container folder to … Continue reading
CheckBook 2.7.7: iN cAsE yOu MiSsEd iT
It happens. You breeze through a new Deposit or Debit in CheckBook or CheckBook Pro and accidentally mess up the case of a To/From or Description. Maybe you enter something like “wALWORLD” instead of “Walworld”, or “pARTY FIXINGS” instead of … Continue reading