Richard Wackerbarth wrote:
As I see it, we seem to have some implicit common currency that we use as the
"native" currency for a particular set of books. Here in the USA, it would be
USD, but in Canada, it would probably be CDN. In either case, if I have one
account in each currency, I
Ben Stanley writes:
In Australia, we currently have a curious system. The smallest unit of
currency is 1 cent (AU$ 0.01), which is what bank accounts are kept in.
However, the smallest coin is 5 cents. All cash transactions are rounded
to the nearest 5 cents.
Thus, the denominator
Phillip J Shelton writes:
Hello,
I have not had any experience in using any of the major non-free money software,
and have only used one small shareware to mimic my bank statements. So the
following is probably trivial but please bear with me, I would like some
clarification.
I
Robert Graham Merkel writes:
Niklaus Giger writes:
Hello,
I am starting the translation of the GnuCash HTML-manuals into german.
Do I just have to copy the doc/html/c/*.html files into a new doc/html/de
directory?
Or do you use any tools (docbook, SGML, XML)?
No,
"Peter C. Norton" wrote:
On Thu, Aug 03, 2000 at 04:54:15PM +1000, Robert Graham Merkel wrote:
#ifdef OFFTOPIC
One thing that I'd really like is a proper backup system designed for
use with CD-R(W), which supports a variety of backup strategies
(including incremental and
On Thu, Aug 03, 2000 at 07:14:24PM +1000, Phillip J Shelton wrote:
Rather like the tar and dump systems for tape?
Every backup tool has the same goal. Tar is an archiver, though, not a
backup tool, and dump is also more archive-oriented. The filesystem log
hack that I've seen done gives you
