2015-04-09 * Version 0.6 * Handle new text end-of-line for the /days:0 option URL download.finance.yahoo.com (use just \n for line splitting, instead of \r\n used previously). * Do not mix the two URLs: download.finance.yahoo.com (/days:0) and ichart.finance.yahoo.com (/days:1 or higher). They may return values in different units (pence vs pounds, for example in UK). Now depending on value of /days:value, only one of the URLs is called. * Removed /div100 option and replaced with general /div:value argument. So replacement is /div:100 and can specify any divisor. 2009-11-24 * Version 0.5 * Example QImportP.cmd.txt was missing a @REM after /automate help line. Renamed QImportP.bat.txt to QImportP.cmd.txt * Support for Vista64 based on comment at: http://www.acplace.net/tools/import-prices-script-for-quicken#comment-64 Still, it is best to have Quicken started before running script for things like password-protected Quicken files. * README updated with instructions on how to add shortcut to Start menu, which may be preferable to hacking Quicken.ini file. 2009-06-01 * Version 0.4.0 * Automation now handles file/directory names with special characters like ~ + ! ^ {SPACE} {TAB} * README updated with instructions on how to add toolbar icon to run QImportP.cmd. 2009-05-19 * Version 0.3.0 * Automation change to use ^u instead of alt-i since alt-i brings up Find dialog if a register is open. * Option added for GBP (UK, and probably other places too). Use /gbp option. Updates from: http://www.acplace.net/tools/import-prices-script-for-quicken#comment-6 2009-03-22 * Version 0.2.0 * QImportP.bat.txt - Added example batch script for end-user editing. * new options /daily /weekly /monthly /days:n /help 2009-03-14 * Version 0.1.0 * Created script. =========================================================================== QImportP.wsf ===========================================================================