> On Jun 30, 2023, at 8:31 AM, Adrien Monteleone
> <adrien.montele...@lusfiber.net> wrote:
>
>> I also think that the registers now display a little differently to what
>> they used to. In 5.1 any open registers always scroll all the way to the
>> end of the txns when you re-open your GnuCash data file. In 5.3 they don't
>> seem to quite get all the way to the bottom meaning you have to manually
>> page down in every register you had open to see all your future txns, which
>> in my case is sometimes 15 - 20 as I like to know what's coming up for the
>> next 60 days cash flow wise.
>
> I don't use future-dated transactions, but if it doesn't even get to the last
> transaction (and ideally the next empty one) that could get quite annoying.
>
I just checked that and both open registers had the cursor in the blank
transaction just like always. There's a preference to put the blank
transaction before future transactions. Even with that set I see all the ones I
have displayed below the blank transaction, but I can imagine that if you have
more than will fit in the window then GnuCash will scroll so that the blank
transaction is at the top of the window and some of those future transactions
aren't visible. I think that's correct behavior: Ready to perform input with
the input location visible.
Regards,
John Ralls
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