If you are hoping to have your own account selections as a personal “default”,
rename the report (on the General tab) and click "Save Report Configuration
As.” Your custom settings will now be available under Reports->Saved Report
Configurations.
HTH,
David
> On Jul 15, 2017, at 5:21 AM, Adrie
John,
I seem to have misunderstood. I thought you said you were only trying to store
the data file on the flash drive; this sounds like you are trying to store the
entire application there.
Storing the data file is trivial, but trying to load the entire application is
another story. Since I am
Yes, ‘default’ is the state of an option that is chosen by the programmers. It
is not your default, but theirs. So clicking it restores the options to their
original ‘default’ state.
Note, the button says ‘select’ default, not ‘set’ default. By clicking the
button, you are not telling GnuCash t
At Fri, 14 Jul 2017 15:10:10 -0500 John Wright wrote:
>
>
> I was actually thinking about making a self-booting fedora flash drive
> and installing gnucash on that. I could also install all my other apps
> as well and not use my hard drive at all. Talk about a throw back to
> the dark ages
At Fri, 14 Jul 2017 12:00:33 -0500 David Carlson
wrote:
>
>
> Perhaps this is not sensible, but I once experimented with installing
> Gnucash on a USB key configured as a Tails OS with persistent storage.
> That is based on Debian Linux. It worked, but it was somewhat clumsy. The
> nice thin
Jumping in a little late here.
It occurs to me that all my dividend transactions are simple ones, with an
income account split, and a brokerage cash account split. In other words, money
comes from the income account (e.g., Income:Dividends) and goes to the
brokerage account (Assets:Brokerage) .
I guess it's lucky that John only wants to load his data from the flash drive,
then.
John, be aware that GnuCash always tries to load the last file it had open; if
the folder isn't available when you fire it up, you will receive an error. Just
be sure the USB stick is inserted and mounted befor
Hi,
azalea4va writes:
> I have ported over years of data from Quicken to gnucash. But there are
> transition issues. One is I have a brokerage account that now shows many
> entries for dividend payments. So I have 100's of transactions with a
> transfer from account B to A where A is the trans
Perhaps this is not sensible, but I once experimented with installing
Gnucash on a USB key configured as a Tails OS with persistent storage.
That is based on Debian Linux. It worked, but it was somewhat clumsy. The
nice thing is that all the data is completely encrypted and insulated from
intrude
I don't get the behavior you describe.
I create a new Transaction report. I select a couple of entries in the
'Accounts' window and a couple entries in the 'Filter by' window and
click 'Apply' and then 'OK' to dismiss the window.
I then re-open the Options window, click on 'Select Default' an
At Fri, 14 Jul 2017 14:39:17 +0100 Colin Law wrote:
>
> On this list you have to use Reply All to reply otherwise the message
> just goes to the previous user (as this did). Forwarding this to the
> list for information. Also see reply below.
>
> On 14 July 2017 at 12:31, John Wright wrote:
>
On this list you have to use Reply All to reply otherwise the message
just goes to the previous user (as this did). Forwarding this to the
list for information. Also see reply below.
On 14 July 2017 at 12:31, John Wright wrote:
> Colin,
>
> Sorry for the confusion. I what to just run gnucash fr
Seems like that should be very easy for someone with Fedora to try!
David C
On Fri, Jul 14, 2017 at 6:04 AM, Colin Law wrote:
> On 14 July 2017 at 03:12, ov10fac wrote:
> > Does anyone know if gnucash can be run from a flash drive using fedora?
>
> Do you mean you want the program on a flash d
On 14 July 2017 at 03:12, ov10fac wrote:
> Does anyone know if gnucash can be run from a flash drive using fedora?
Do you mean you want the program on a flash drive or the data file? If
you want the data file on the flash drive with gnucash installed in
fedora on the PC then that is no problem. I
Does anyone know if gnucash can be run from a flash drive using fedora?
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