A couple of additions to Adrien's information:
1) Searching using "site:lists.gnucash.org" will also include all the
documentation and other gnucash resources. This may be useful, of course! But
if you want *just* the list archives, use "site:lists.gnucash.org/pipermail"
2) Unfortunately, Alt-T
Thanks for the key strokes Adrien. Guess I was just bumfuzzled and forgot
about ALT-TAB. Hopefully I’ll remember it if needed again.
The search function may be broken but we still have the ability to look at
posts in several ways by scrolling so that’s something at least. In my initial
haste
If the window is not in focus, ALT+TAB can cycle through windows for you.
ALT+SPACE (or SHIFT+right-click) will bring up the 'window' menu of the
window in focus which has a 'Move' option. Then use your mouse or arrow
keys to reposition the window.
You can also right-click the taskbar to Casc
The 'search' feature on the list archive is broken, so your options are:
View the Archive and use your browser's Find feature for various terms.
(but that will only work for the particular page of the Archive you are
viewing)
Using your favorite search engine, specify 'lists.gnucash.org' as t
Good morning and thank you Davids!
To answer David Carlson, I just started using GnuCash and I’m in the
process of creating my COA while entering data for the year 2022. I am
using GC v4.11 in Windows 11. I have a 256GB SSD from Dell purchased this
year. I started by pulling in the personal acc
Phyllis,
Although I haven't used the importer in recent years, I know that in the past
it has been known to take a LONG time to process. Perhaps it was still working
on the import when you went to Task Manager and killed the process.
Also, I know that when I've been creating new accounts on t
Phyllis,
I could not find in your messages what release of GnuCash that you are
using or what kind of computer you are running it on. I assume that it is
a fairly recent release of GnuCash, but if it happens to be release 4.10,
for example, IIRC that release has a bug that could be your problem.
Phyllis,
This message means that the last time you exited, the data file was not closed
properly which would have happened when the program or your computer crashed.
If you select the Open Anyway option and this will clear the lock file and allow
the data file to be opened.
GC 4.11 on Linux Min
[image: image.png]Here is all of it.
On Sat, Jul 23, 2022 at 8:00 PM Phyllis Bruce wrote:
> [image: image.png]
>
> Well, it has happened again but this time I snipped the message. The
> database froze while I was in the process of matching CC transactions.
> Note the "Play file.gnucash" Not t
