Hi,
A part of maintaining a business ledger is invoicing and following up with
payments.
Q1. What do you use for generating invoices?
Just learned more about org-mode and am fascinated by its features and
versatility and am trying to generate invoices in org-mode using tables.
Q2. The only p
On Sun, Mar 5, 2017 at 10:56 AM, John Wiegley wrote:
> > "M" == Marcos writes:
>
> M> 2. Yes. It is possible to encrypt text files too.
>
> If you have just one Ledger file, you can encrypt it with Gpg, and then
> use a
> wrapper script that unencrypts it and feeds the result via a pipe to
> "M" == Marcos writes:
M> 2. Yes. It is possible to encrypt text files too.
If you have just one Ledger file, you can encrypt it with Gpg, and then use a
wrapper script that unencrypts it and feeds the result via a pipe to "ledger
-f -".
It would be nice for Ledger to natively read and d
Dee/Ajoelbin, no not all. I actually value your input (as well as every one
else).
I just actually learned about Org-Mode and I think I would use it as my
invoice/account statement purpose(using tables and such)
Its sad that OrgMode doesn't get much recognition for what it is.
That being said
Dee/Ajoelbin, no not all. I actually value your input (as well as every one
else).
I just actually learned about Org-Mode and I think I would use it as my
invoice/account statement purpose(using tables and such)
Its sad that OrgMode doesn't get much recognition for what it is.
That being said
On Sat, Mar 4, 2017 at 11:43 PM, Marcos wrote:
> The point I am trying to make here is:-
>
> 1. Yes. It is possible to make incremental backups of text files.
> 2. Yes. It is possible to encrypt text files too.
>
> My concerns:-
>
> Keeping the file organized for large volume transactions.
> Handl
On Sat, Mar 4, 2017 at 10:52 PM, Marcin Borkowski wrote:
>
> On 2017-03-05, at 02:54, Marcos wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I have been using ledger for a while. I find it very useful personal usage
>> and tracking my personal expenses however using it for a Small Business
>> seems a bit daunting and/or scar
