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Dave Reiser
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> On Aug 16, 2020, at 5:56 PM, Marilyn Graves Kimple via gnucash-user
> wrote:
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> No problem-- there were actually two of us with the same problem, and I do
> have a Mac but the other was Windows. But I know about Application Support
>
I swear I do not have a library/application support/GnuCash folder on my Mac,
either on my harddrive or in my user library. I have used similar folders for
various applications in the past but GnuCash has not shown up. Maybe Mac is
doing something different. I really have spent all the time I ca
Amen. I appreciate all the help, and at one time I might have been able to
tackle it but at this point I give it a shot and then give up and recognize
that it is beyond me.**I agree that the best option is
to ask the developers nicely to include this feature in future rel
You guys lost me at GTK. I am definitely out of my league here.*I can
certainly create a .css file but where do I put it? It sounds like there is
supposed to be one somewhere.
**I am running GnuCash 4.1 on MacOSX 10.14.6. There is no GnuCash
folder in my HOME/Library/Application
how to do it:
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/GTK3#Visual_Styling
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RegardsGTI
Em sex., 14 de ago. de 2020 às 09:35, Marilyn Graves Kimple via gnucash-user
escreveu:
Is there a way to customize the font size in GnuCash? I do not have an easy
time reading screens and I also have arthritis i
Is there a way to customize the font size in GnuCash? I do not have an easy
time reading screens and I also have arthritis in my hands, which means I need
a bigger target for my cursor. I looked at the documentation and all I could
find was a style sheet for reports. My built-in Mac tricks for s
Friends: I first posted to this list back on August 4 and I thank you all for
your help. I believe I have my solution; it is working and is just what I want.
Warning: those of you who are real accountants will probably be appalled and
the rest of you should probably not try this at home.
Here
Sounds promising. It seems to me if I posted a check, for example, directly to
a "tithe payable" liability account I would not need a separate tithe expense
account. For something like "household maintenance" or "emergency" reserve
funds there would be a fairly large credit balance sitting ther
> This has
>gotten crazywhy not>just use the spreadsheet, no value is added and
>possibly mistakes are
>introduced in whatever you are doing trying to make equity accounts report
>something.
I had about come to that conclusion myself. I guess I will just set these up as
expense accounts. I ha
>I wasn't quite clear if this is 'virtual' earmarking of funds or
>real-world separate accounts. (like a savings account, or as with some
>checking accounts, a special designation amount)
>If this is just for your informational purposes to see how much you've
>set aside, (but the money doesn't *ye
there's no need to do
so just for reporting purposes. Reports can show expenses (or anything
else) monthly, yearly, for just a few days, or one day only if you like.
Regards,
Adrien
On 8/4/20 10:07 AM, Marilyn Graves Kimple via gnucash-user wrote:
> I have used double-entry bookkeeping
I have used double-entry bookkeeping although I am not trained. In the past I
have used what I called 'fund' accounts as sub-accounts for my equity account:
home maintenance, tithe, and emergency savings, for example. I divide my
'profits' each month and accrue them through an expense account to
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