On 1/14/2025 8:12 PM, Kalpesh Patel wrote:
See https://storware.eu/blog/grandfather-father-son-gfs-backup/ for very
popular backup scheme. I advocate backing up the entire system - not just bits
here and bytes there. Even with modern electronics in the hard drives (spinning
platter ones or the
tell you in time
when they go bad and believe me they do go bad.
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From: Michael or Penny Novack
Sent: Monday, January 13, 2025 12:59 PM
To: gnucash-user@gnucash.org
Subject: Re: [GNC] screwed up my cash acount
On 1/13/2025 12:37 PM, bullish bob bagley via gnucash-user
If you have a MAC Time Machine does all the grunt lifting out of backing
up; many a time it has saved hours of work of one sort or another for me.
For Windows I use Macrion Reflect Free; this has the advantage of being
able to mount a backup as a drive and drill down to the file you need -
more-or-
I think No. 2 could be 'Reconcile each month' and don't let them build up.
Much less of a chore if you do it once a month than try to do 12 months
worth, or whatever.
On Mon, 13 Jan 2025 at 17:23, Mark at Lorimark
wrote:
> I have had to do this from time to time when trying to reconcile
> transa
On 1/13/2025 12:51 PM, Steve Butler wrote:
Make liberal use of FILE: SAVE AS.
The default has backups made automatically using your file name as the base
name then adding date and timestamp. There are stored in the same place as
your file. It also stores log files there in a similar manner wi
On 1/13/2025 12:37 PM, bullish bob bagley via gnucash-user wrote:
ok mark,
how do you make a backup in gnucash? extremely new to it. Thank you
How do you make a backup of all the other user data on your computer?
<> You should not be looking at different
backup of user data from each appl
Make liberal use of FILE: SAVE AS.
The default has backups made automatically using your file name as the base
name then adding date and timestamp. There are stored in the same place as
your file. It also stores log files there in a similar manner with a .log
extension.
On Mon, Jan 13, 2025,
Hi Bob,
Your 'file' should just be a single file like;
my-file.gnucash
and it should be located on your drive somewhere and should end with
'.gnucash' extension.
If you click on 'help->about' it should tell you where your files are
stored. Go to that location and find the (one) file which
ok mark,
how do you make a backup in gnucash? extremely new to it. Thank you
On 1/13/25 11:22 AM, Mark at Lorimark wrote:
I have had to do this from time to time when trying to reconcile
transactions and trying to reconcile accounts. I too have 'fooled
around so much' and made a mess of thi
#2. Take smaller steps with #1 at major milestones.
On Mon, Jan 13, 2025, 09:23 Mark at Lorimark
wrote:
> I have had to do this from time to time when trying to reconcile
> transactions and trying to reconcile accounts. I too have 'fooled
> around so much' and made a mess of things. I have re
I have had to do this from time to time when trying to reconcile
transactions and trying to reconcile accounts. I too have 'fooled
around so much' and made a mess of things. I have reconciled a whole
year's worth of transactions only to find I just butchered two accounts.
I've adopted two pr
Hello,
GC 5.9 on a mac mini using sonoma 14.6.1. I made a futile attempt to
balance my cash starting with the credit line account and then going to
cash. Used the bank statements to guide my entries. The problem was
that there was an entry in the credit line statement which didn't show
up
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