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CheckBook and CheckBook Pro 3.1.1 now available
3.1.1 resolves a couple of potential performance issues and a rare hang related to Types without a name, which could also prevent importing in some cases, tweaks the Voucher check printing template to print the Description at the bottom left … Continue reading
Returning your purchase
Thoughts on returning an application. Could be ours. Could be another developer’s. Doesn’t matter. When an application promises the moon but can’t even lift off, leaving you looking for the escape hatch, it literally pays to know how to return … Continue reading
CheckBook & CheckBook Pro 3.0.1 now available
The first minor update for CheckBook 3 and CheckBook Pro 3 is ready. As minor updates go, this one’s major. Read on for some highlights or skip to the updates. We resolved a crash Fairly early on, we learned of … Continue reading
Crashing when dismissing CheckBook 3’s Schedule Reminder? Here’s a workaround and a plan.
If you’re seeing a crash when you click the Later or OK button in CheckBook 3’s Schedule Reminder, you’re in a small group of folks we’ll have fixed up soon with CheckBook 3.0.1. The crash happens when the list of … Continue reading
Resolved vs. Reconciled, and other life mysteries
CheckBook, our beloved personal finance manager, uses two terms – Resolved and Reconciled – that may sound similar and throw you right off, so let’s sort them out right here. Resolved is what you’ll think of as “cleared” or “posted”. … Continue reading
“Application” is damaged and can’t be opened
Have you ever seen something like as you tried to open a purchase from the Mac App Store? What a dramatic way to ruin your day! Words like “damaged” and “delete” can terrify you because – heaven forbid! – they … Continue reading