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Update README.md with script version-specific info #3

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TODO: update instructions to talk about using Journal, rather than find report.
*NOTE: This script was last updated using GNUCash 4.x and hasn't been tested successfully yet on GNUCash 5.x. Consider running on [GNUCash 4.14](https://github.com/Gnucash/gnucash/releases/tag/4.14) and submit issues/PRs as needed!*

This is a set of simple scripts for getting data exported from QuickBooks into a free accounting system, started by Jonathan Corbet ([email protected]). They only support GnuCash for now; that is likely to change in the future. For details on how they work and how to get your data out of QuickBooks, have a look at this article:

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Did it run OK? Feel free to file an issue, or discuss on https://lists.gnucash.org/

Assuming it ran without errors, you can see all transactions across accounts by going to Tools > General Journal, and going to View > Filter By... and select All Dates.
Assuming it ran without errors, you can see all transactions across accounts by going to Tools > General Journal, and going to View > Filter By... and select All Dates.