Category Archives: Development

CheckBook and CheckBook Pro 2.5.7 Now Available!

July 22, 2015 • Keith Gugliotto

Our primary concern in this release is document stability. In addition to safeguards to protect your data’s integrity, we’ve created options to repair damaged documents and restore the most recent automatic backup. Did you know CheckBook makes automatic backups about … Continue reading →

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About document damage in CheckBook and CheckBook Pro

July 22, 2015 • Keith Gugliotto

Have you seen a message in CheckBook or CheckBook Pro about a damaged document or a damaged database?  Don’t panic.  We can help you with that.  Please read the rest of this post for details and how to proceed. First, … Continue reading →

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Swift?

June 3, 2014 • Keith Gugliotto

About how swift Apple’s new programming language isn’t. Update:  Hi there!  I’m humbled to tell you that, as a few readers have pointed out, the original Swift and Objective-C results in this post were taken from unoptimized builds.  We rebuilt the … Continue reading →

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CheckBook and CheckBook Pro 2.5

May 21, 2013 • Keith Gugliotto

2.5 is here at last, dear users, and this time around the love we’re bringing is all about syncing your Accounts with other Macs – and that, coincidentally, lays the foundation for syncing with “other devices” down the road a … Continue reading →

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CheckBook Does Multiple Accounts Files

October 7, 2011 • Keith Gugliotto

“How can I manage more than one Accounts file with CheckBook or CheckBook Pro?” We get that in our inbox from time to time. What these users are looking for is a system that relies on documents they can open … Continue reading →

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You want fries with that Text Export?

September 14, 2011 • Keith Gugliotto

CheckBook Pro 2.2 came with new features for interacting with Split Line Items, and we even include them when exporting to Text. We faced a tough question when we did this, though:  How do we handle Parent Entry Amounts and … Continue reading →

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