> As I warned, a pretty basic "user" question...
>
> Currently, I have four accounts managed under GnuCash in three different
> currencies (which are CYP, USD and LIT). I put the currency information
> in the account record, but neverthless for every transaction and every
> balance I get the dollar sign attached to the number, and moreover in
> the main window gnucash attempts a 'sum' of different currencies with
> funny results (I wish I'd really exchange 1 Italian lira for 1 US
> Dollar...)
>
> I'm using the rpm-packaged version (gnucash-1.2.5-1.i386.rpm from
> gnucash.org) on a RedHat Linux 6.0+updates.
Unfortunately, the answer is "GnuCash doesn't do that, yet."
The internal transaction engine is respecting your currencies,
but the external interface is not yet sophisticated enough to
handle their display.
Anybody know how to go from currency codes (USD, FFR, etc.)
to locale settings? Is there even a one-to-one mapping?
dave
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