John Ralls-2 wrote
>>> I'd go with a gdk-win32 bug. Window stacking ("z-order") models are
>>> different for each windowing system.
I've researched this further and it could well be a Windows issue. I am
using Windows 10 Build version 17134. Released April 2018, mine upgraded
this week.
Was this
> On May 10, 2018, at 12:32 PM, keithwjones wrote:
>
> John Ralls-2 wrote
>> I'd go with a gdk-win32 bug. Window stacking ("z-order") models are
>> different for each windowing system. Gtk was designed around X11 and
>> everything else is an adaptation, so there are several idiosyncrasies like
John Ralls-2 wrote
> I'd go with a gdk-win32 bug. Window stacking ("z-order") models are
> different for each windowing system. Gtk was designed around X11 and
> everything else is an adaptation, so there are several idiosyncrasies like
> this on non-X11 systems--including Wayland.
John
Do I need
I'd go with a gdk-win32 bug. Window stacking ("z-order") models are different
for each windowing system. Gtk was designed around X11 and everything else is
an adaptation, so there are several idiosyncrasies like this on non-X11
systems--including Wayland.
Regards,
John Ralls
> On May 10, 2018
Note, the ‘lock up’ is really that the main window is waiting for input in the
(hiding) save window.
The only other question left is, “Is that window hiding all on it’s own, or,
are you clicking in the main window area instead of directly in the save dialog
after it appears?” If you click in th
Adrien Monteleone-2 wrote
> Perhaps the save dialog is hiding behind the main window? (that’s not
> supposed to happen anymore, but...)
>
> Without moving to a different app, hover over GnuCash in the taskbar and
> see how many windows are associated with it.
Correct, well spotted.
Keith
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Perhaps the save dialog is hiding behind the main window? (that’s not supposed
to happen anymore, but...)
Without moving to a different app, hover over GnuCash in the taskbar and see
how many windows are associated with it.
Regards,
Adrien
> On May 10, 2018, at 4:49 AM, keithwjones wrote:
>
I think that this could also be connected.
Create Invoice > Print > Export PDF
The save window flashes up and then disappears. Program locks up.
If you do something else like open a browser then go back to Gnucash the
save window comes back.
Keith
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GnuCash 3.1 - Windows 10
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Geert Janssens-4 wrote
> Indeed a new issue with gnucash 3.0 and up.
> It's reported as a bug here:
> https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=795653
Work Around for me. Create new folder location it opens to, then select that
folder to save the file to.
Keith
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GnuCash 3.1 - Windows 10
Op vrijdag 4 mei 2018 10:41:43 CEST schreef keithwjones:
> Gnucash 3.1 Windows 10
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> File > Save As
>
> Window come up but you can not select a drive.
>
> It automatically opens to where your data file is stored and you can save it
> as a different name.
>
> You can select folders such as Docu
Gnucash 3.1 Windows 10
File > Save As
Window come up but you can not select a drive.
It automatically opens to where your data file is stored and you can save it
as a different name.
You can select folders such as Documents and Downloads.
Keith
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GnuCash 2.6.19 - Windows 10
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