APP FOR CONVERTING IIF FILE FULL TIME PRACTICING

Application-Level Protection with Award-Winning FortiGate Next-Gen Firewall. Mac.1 program for 'iif converter'. Convert basic QIF and text files into IIF files for import. The IIF is the global association of the financial industry. They are issued as donationware, meaning that if you like them, I would appreciate you sending a buck or two via paypal to The official event app for the Institute of International Finance.

You can also click here to download the script directly.This super friendly accounting software allows you to import the IIF files into. You can then save it as an application, put it in a dock, etc. Copy the text and paste it into the script editor.

If you find it useful, please donate what you think it is worth to my paypal account using the above email address.Put the document packet to be scanned in the document feeder and scan it (first page on top). Script by Bob Silverstein - This is provided as donation-ware. This script will set the names of scanned files to the correct order after scanning side one of a packet, then side two of a packet.

After scanning is complete, move the files to be renumbered into an empty folder (nothing else is in that folder besides the files to be renumbered). If the last page is blank or you don't want whatever is on the last page to be part of the document, remove this page from the top of the pile and don't scan it). (You will now be scanning the last page first, and the first page of the document will be face down on the bottom of the pile.

Note that if you want acrobat to combine all of the pages into a single document and the documents are all PDFs, this drag and drop method will not work Acrobat will just open all of the documents rather than combining them. The list of files can now be dragged and dropped onto Acrobat's icon (note that this is the application that can create PDFs, not the reader) and made into a single document in the correct page order. Make sure the list is sorted by name in ascending order.

App For Converting Iif File Full Time Practicing

This is provided as an applescript and not a Mac application, and you need to have a basic understanding of Applescript in order for this to make sense to you.As of January, 2001, there are only 2 proported options to convert qif files that you would download from your bank or credit card company's web site into iif files (Quickbooks file format): SimplyConvert IIF Converter, which I have never been able to get to work successfully (Quickbooks 2010 for the Mac can see the iif file to import it, but when the file is selected for importing, nothing gets imported), and add-ons for Excel (like this one or this one) which only work in Excel 2004. I am not a programmer I am a full time practicing orthodontist, and probably don't have time to troubleshoot problems for you (especially when I am not earning any money on this). Please note that I am just making this available out of the kindness of my heart. You can also click here to download the script directly. You can then save it as an application, put it in a dock, etc or just run it from AppleScirpt Editor like I do. Copy the text and paste it into the script editor.

Instructions on how to use the script itself and modify it to fit your situation are commented out in the code (the gray text after you compile the script by clicking the 'Compile' icon in the upper left of AppleScript Editor. Rather than continue to keep Excel 2004, I figured out how to do the conversion myself via applescript. A rep at Big Red Consulting told me that there are enough problems with the Office 2011 macro implementation that they were going to wait until Microsoft fixed these. Although Microsoft supposedly re-enabled macros, they changed enough of the syntax that the add-ons do not create files that Quickbooks can successfully import.

It does NOT work with ofx files. This script works ONLY with qif downloads from online banking or credit card web sites. Open it up with AppleScript Editor and read through the script to see the instructions. Instructions on how to customize it for your specific accounts are contained in the script itself.

My script wasn't intended for this - you can import this type of qif directly into Quickbooks or try SimplyConvert IIF Converter instead. That will make my script break. That file contains additional headers, opening balances, etc. This script does not work with a qif file that is exported from Quicken itself.

Mac App For Converting Iif File