I have lost all ledger and log files between 13 Oct 2017 and 15 July
2018. Unbelievably, they are also missing from my off-line back up.
On 14 July 2018, I tried to open GnuCash. The sequence appeared normal
until completion of user data download, when the file opened as a
minimized icon on
I didn’t realize there were so many such dialogs!
Looking them over now, I’d think setting the value to “8” would leave some room
for future flexibility and this appears to be doable based on the size of most
tabs. (this would vary with very long strings, perhaps considering German, it
might be
Perhaps the files just aren’t where you are expecting them to be? (It can be
too easy to click quickly when saving a file resulting in data winding up in
odd locations) The ‘helpful’ feature of Gnucash that opens your last used file
when opening the application can lead to the ‘forgetfulness’ of
Thank you for your very helpful advice. I found the missing file in a
different directory. However, the file opened as a minimized icon on the
task bar, which I could not expand or read. I was able to take a copy
of the immediately preceding backup, which opened normally. I am now
using an u
I have moved entire directories when my dog nudged my elbow as I was using
my mouse.
David C
On Wed, Jul 18, 2018 at 11:47 AM, Michael Berkson via gnucash-user <
gnucash-user@gnucash.org> wrote:
> Thank you for your very helpful advice. I found the missing file in a
> different directory. Howev
Hi, I'm new to GNUC, but I'm aware of most of the regular bookkeeping
methods. My business partner and I just started a new business and we are
paying for stuff out of our own pockets at the moment. These payments are
booked on two equity accounts, called "Private payments A" and "Private
payments
The basic approach look fine here, but I’d consider posting payments you make
for the actual construction and for the materials under an Asset account called
something like “Work in Progress” rather than the generic Asset account. (it is
probably safer to consider the parent asset account, or an
Hi Adrien,
2018-07-18 16:24 GMT+02:00 Adrien Monteleone :
> I didn’t realize there were so many such dialogs!
>
> Looking them over now, I’d think setting the value to “8” would leave some
> room for future flexibility and this appears to be doable based on the size
> of most tabs. (this would va
> On Jul 18, 2018, at 7:24 AM, Adrien Monteleone
> wrote:
>
> I didn’t realize there were so many such dialogs!
>
> Looking them over now, I’d think setting the value to “8” would leave some
> room for future flexibility and this appears to be doable based on the size
> of most tabs. (this
