That's the way we used to do before cloud services existed. It still
works for backups, it is air gapped from the internet and its risks, and
it also works for data transport.
We used to call it the sneakernet.
On Sun, Feb 21, 2021, 9:04 AM Greg Feneis wrote:
> There is a non-cloud
There is a non-cloud alternative to being able to use GnuCash in multiple
locations on multiple devices. It involves keeping both GnuCash and
associated files on a removable media, like thumb drive, and
transporting/using the thumb drive at each location. I've only read about
this, I don't have
Hi Dean
Thanks very much. I will now look further at cloud storage and arrangements for
AQBanking.
Peter
> On 21 February 2021 at 17:00 Dean Gibson mailto:gnucash.st...@mailpen.com > wrote:
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> This is what I do, & it works fine. Note that settings, including
> AQBanking info, is
Hi David
Thanks very much for your comprehensive reply. I am now more confident about
using a cloud option. I will look at Drop Box as well as OneDrive.
Peter
> On 21 February 2021 at 17:26 David Cousens mailto:davidcous...@bigpond.com > wrote:
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> Peter
> This works fine within the
Peter
This works fine within the limitations of the particular offline storage
system you use. I currently have a number of my GnuCash files for personal
finances stored in a folder and subfolders in my Dropbox account which I can
currently access from any of my desktop, and two mobile laptops.
This is what I do, & it works fine. Note that settings, including
AQBanking info, is stored in folders in your user area on each machine.
You can also share those through OneDrive, but that's a bit advanced.
On 2021-02-20 19:40, Peter Williamson wrote:
Hi
I am a new gnucash user and would
Hi
I am a new gnucash user and would like operate as a single user on two
geographically separated computers. I would use each computer on alternate
months depending on my location at the time.
I am not very computer literate and I am proposing to use Onedrive to store my
gnucash files and
