CVS has been updated.
New Stuff:
+ Robby Stephenson's patch to add file history selections to the
main menu.
dave
Hi everyone,
from a number of discussions during the last two or three weeks I am
getting the impression that a number of people don't bother to read the
docs accompanying gnucash, whatever the reason. Personally I suspect
that as long as the clicking works people tend to think they're getting
Release has been uploaded to gnucash.org, and announced! Enjoy!
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LinuxMall.com
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Dave Peticolas wrote:
Hi Jeremy, there is a new new release.
Here are some of the changes from 1.3.6:
o better printing of multiple currencies
o user interface
CVS has been updated.
New Stuff:
+ Tomas Pospisek's debian patch.
+ Zero values in the balance column of the register are
printed, instead of being blanked out.
+ Renamed Help-Help menu item to Help-Manual.
dave
tboldt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Now after a year or so I would like to delete the account from the
gnucash 'file' and not have it show up on the main window and
clutter things up. If I simply delete the account, I end up with
'orphaned' transactions and the double entry methodology 'seems'
I'm curious... 1.3.7 appears to have changed the register by swapping the
"deposit" and "payment" columns. I suspect I'm far from the only person in
the lamentable position of making rather more payments than deposits; thus
this change just added a keystroke to almost every entry I make. Is
Just downloaded the 'new' 1.3.7, installed and booted. First thing I
noticed - the "open" icon on the toolbar is gone
Now to open an account file, I have to click on 'file' and then 'open'
(or use the keyboard - but then I can never remember which keystroke
does what).
Is this on
Dave Peticolas wrote:
Just downloaded the 'new' 1.3.7, installed and booted. First thing I
noticed - the "open" icon on the toolbar is gone
Now to open an account file, I have to click on 'file' and then 'open'
(or use the keyboard - but then I can never remember which keystroke
I can appreciate the reasoning. If we are voting I still vote to restore
the 'open file' icon. I never found the two icons confusing - let the mouse
dwell for a few seconds and the icon explanation box pops open with the
explanation of the icon, thus even first time users can easily tell
CVS has been updated.
New Stuff:
+ Applied Rob Browning's patch to break out g-wrap.
NOTE 1: Before you update, remove src/guile/gnucash.h
You can also delete lib/g-wrap, lib/g-wrap-install,
and lib/g-wrap.configure.
NOTE 2: You will need to install the g-wrap
I vote that the open icon stays gone. I found it potentially confusing, and
I never used the open file button.
BTW, when I installed GNUCash, I created a GNOME menu item for it, and added
the name of my database as a command line argument, thus completely removing
the need to open a file
On Mon, 08 May 2000, Ben Stanley wrote:
I vote that the open icon stays gone. I found it potentially confusing, and
I never used the open file button.
I agree.
Bryan
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On Tue, May 09, 2000 at 10:36:35AM +1000, Ben Stanley wrote:
I vote that the open icon stays gone. I found it potentially confusing, and
I never used the open file button.
Count me in this camp.
BTW, when I installed GNUCash, I created a GNOME menu item for it, and added
the name of my
I'm curious... 1.3.7 appears to have changed the register by swapping the
"deposit" and "payment" columns.
[...]
If you like, we can add an option to switch them back.
Dangerous talking...who's ever going to say they don't want you to add
something?
If such an option existed, I would
On Mon, 08 May 2000, Ben Stanley wrote:
I vote that the open icon stays gone. I found it potentially confusing, and
I never used the open file button.
I agree.
Well, that's three people against, one for, so looks like
it will stay out for now. Terry, would adding your database
to the
I'm curious... 1.3.7 appears to have changed the register by swapping th
"deposit" and "payment" columns.
[...]
If you like, we can add an option to switch them back.
Dangerous talking...who's ever going to say they don't want you to add
something?
Well, true, but it's
On Mon, May 08, 2000 at 07:25:00PM -0700, Dave Peticolas wrote:
On Mon, 08 May 2000, Ben Stanley wrote:
I vote that the open icon stays gone. I found it potentially confusing, and
I never used the open file button.
I agree.
Well, that's three people against, one for, so looks like
On Mon, May 08, 2000 at 07:25:00PM -0700, Dave Peticolas wrote:
On Mon, 08 May 2000, Ben Stanley wrote:
I vote that the open icon stays gone. I found it potentially confusing,
and
I never used the open file button.
I agree.
Well, that's three people against, one for, so
From: Dave
Peticolas[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
On the other hand, if I could get a "sort order" option on the
reconcile
window so that I could make it match the ordering on my bank
statements, I
would be just overjoyed...:)
I would suggest that
a) reconciled items ordered before unreconciled items
b) unreconciled items be ordered by transaction date
c) reconciled items ordered in order of clicking on them
i.e. As I read down my statement I find the next item
The impression I get from reading the help to the Import Dialog is that
the mappings
from Quicken Categories to Gnucash accounts is that the order of choice
is as follows
1. Saved Mappings from previous sessions
2. Similar Accounts from GNUCASH tree
3. New Account
My personal experience
From: Gerald Champagne[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I would suggest that
a) reconciled items ordered before unreconciled items
b) unreconciled items be ordered by transaction date
c) reconciled
Food for thought:
I was talking to someone about on-line banking gnucash. I hadn't
thought about ti much, but a large part of on-line banking is
reconciling statements against what the bank has. Now, many 'online
banks' use QIF export as a way of sending statements to users. Sooo
(sound of
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