Please describe the problem:
When importing an OFX download, it is not bound to the correct
account.  It is always bound to the oldest checking account, not the
one specified in the OFX file.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Make two bank accounts
2. Import an OFX into the first
3. Try to import an OFX into the second
(These steps are only a guess, I've imported some hundreds of times to the older
account before, who knows if there is threshold that must be reached).

Actual results:
The OFX import is bound to the oldest checking account in the gnucash file, not the one specified (via account number) in the OFX file.

Expected results:
The OFX import should be bound to the checking account with matching acccount number.

Does this happen every time?
Yes

Other information:
I recently added a second checking account to my gnucash file.  When I download
OFX files from my bank, gnucash insists on associating the OFX import with my
oldest checking account, instead of the new one that it belongs with.

1. I've checked the OFX contents and everything seems OK.
2. I can download and import an OFX file for the oldest checking account, and
everything seems to work OK.
3. If I open up the OFX file (to the new account) and scrape out the <ACCTFROM>
container, gnucash will ask which of my Asset accounts it belongs to, I can
select the new checking account, but this 'binding' appears to only affect the
first one or two entries in the OFX dialog interface window.

Furthermore, the OFX dialog interface window isn't being completely rendered,
there are missing lines and such.  All this sounds very similar to what was
described on gnucash-user about a week ago:
  https://lists.gnucash.org/pipermail/gnucash-user/2007-October/022056.html

I cannot rollback to a 2.0 version of gnucash, because it seems 2.0 cannot read
the 2.2 file format.  As it is, I'm stuck (outside of hand entry of the OFX,
which is a particularly loathesome idea since OFX has worked so splendidly in
gnucash up until now).