Just because you can do something doesn't mean that you should.
In this discussion I saw reference to the possibility of having two sets
of books open at the same time and how much easier that would make it
when a transaction spans the books
There is a down side to that convenience you
Yes, that does it, thank you!
I can drag directories/ folders onto the sidebar as bookmarks within the
GnuCash file chooser and they persist for future open/save.
Brilliant.
On 2022/04/21 15:51, Geert Janssens wrote:
Hmm, on my flatpak gnucash I can drag and drop directories into the
left
Hmm, on my flatpak gnucash I can drag and drop directories into the left
sidebar, in the area
that will show "Add bookmark" as soon as you start dragging.
Can you try that ?
Op donderdag 21 april 2022 12:43:26 CEST schreef James Thorpe:
> Yes, it is a flatpak app I see, thanks, perhaps that is
Yes, it is a flatpak app I see, thanks, perhaps that is why the OS or
desktop bookmarks don't show.
There doesn't seem to be any option in the file explorer to create
bookmarks, though.
On 2022/04/21 12:22, Geert Janssens wrote:
Op woensdag 20 april 2022 09:06:53 CEST schreef James Thorpe:
Op woensdag 20 april 2022 09:06:53 CEST schreef James Thorpe:
> 2. The ability to see file browser bookmarks on Linux Mint
>
> This may be a rather more OS-specific topic but I use gnucash on Linux
> Mint and I've set up bookmarks in the file explorer application that
> allow me to quickly
=== snip ===
You can also set up desktop shortcuts that open different specific files.
=== snip ===
Yes. In my own message I meant 'shortcut' (as opposed to 'bookmark').
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Thanks Gyle,
But I'm not trying to save the file I'm trying to open it. So I have one
gnucash file I'm working with and I want to open a different one. So it's the
file "open" rather than &qu
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James Thorpe wrote:
> I have two questions regarding usage of the file browser dialog to
> open a gnucash accounts file.
>
>
>
> many thanks
>
James, one way of dealing with this is to make changes to your user
menu on Linux.
Not that I remember how to do
The File menu has a 'recent files' list at the bottom. That gets
populated on each File > Open of a different file. (or the same file in
a different location)
You only need to do File > Open once per file, and then afterwards, just
select it from the list. GnuCash remembers where it saved it,
f of James
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*Subject:* [GNC] File browser file type filter and bookmarks
I have two questions regarding usage of the file browser dialog to open
a gnucash accounts file.
Because I manage my business and personal accou
nesday, April 20, 2022 3:06 AM
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Subject: [GNC] File browser file type filter and bookmarks
I have two questions regarding usage of the file browser dialog to open
a gnucash accounts file.
Because I manage my business and personal accounts in separate files I
am often
I have two questions regarding usage of the file browser dialog to open
a gnucash accounts file.
Because I manage my business and personal accounts in separate files I
am often using this functionality to select a different gnucash accounts
file and there are two things that would greatly
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