I also have turned on double-line mode to deal with the notes/memo
field. I use it mainly on one account.
The original suggestions would be nice options to have - certainly the
non-copying of the field for memorized transactions would be great.
On 3/24/2019 10:22 PM, Liz wrote:
On Sun,
Op zondag 24 maart 2019 02:47:37 CET schreef David Cousens:
> Patrick,
>
> When the Transaction is opened with the split button, the Description field
> name should change to Memo. There are other changes in the headings as
> described in the documentation (
> https://www.gnucash.org/docs/v3/C/gnu
You can edit any field of the memorized transaction to your liking.
Ken Schneider
> On Mar 25, 2019, at 5:01 AM, Glenn Christman
> wrote:
>
>
> I also have turned on double-line mode to deal with the notes/memo field. I
> use it mainly on one account.
>
> The original suggestions would b
> On Mar 24, 2019, at 7:34 AM, Richard Zhang wrote:
>
> Hi Support,
> I got a problem when I use the GNUCASH.
>
> Environment: Window 10 Enterprise
> Version: 1709
> Language: English
>
> Symptom: some words in menu and description can not be displayed.
> [cid:image001.png@01D4E2
Ken,
You're missing the point here. Dale is pointing out an implementation that
automatically copies hidden (and transaction-specific) information from one
transaction to the next. This annoying feature is what Liz was referring to
when she said she'd purchased many washing machines: the inform
You need to reverse the preference on your #2 back to using the GnuCash color
theme.
If the preference is checked, GnuCash will load its own predefined colors, or
colors from a custom css file.
If the preference is cleared, GnuCash will use colors from the default Gtk
theme. (Adwaita in this c
While I don’t have an issue with the use of the term ’split’ as a noun (seems
quite normal to me) after looking at my Accounting textbook, I see the authors
simply refer to each debit/credit as an ‘entry’ which of course makes sense in
light of the phrase ‘double-entry accounting.’ They however
I think the confusion is arising because the default view (well intentioned for
simplicity for new users) is hiding the double-entry nature of the actual data
and this necessitated special terms and definitions for ’simple transaction’
and ‘compound transaction’ and then someone decided to use t
Interesting, but not really necessary to change. (and it would introduce more
code to maintain)
If you don’t want to use memos, don’t.
If you do, then turn on transaction-journal view instead and use that. You’ll
never encounter this problem of ‘hidden’ data.
I got so tired of expanding transa
Hi John,
I was referring to MacHD/Library/Perl, so proceeded following your suggestions.
The rm commands worked.
Tried installing Date::Manip, as you suggested, which generated a long log
(attached in full), but seems to have failed for the following reasons (I
noticed):
'YAML' not installed, w
aeg via gnucash-user writes:
[snip]
> level, so I shall continue to use it for double entry bookkeeping
> rather than double split bookkeeping.
It is double-entry (even in basic mode) because you are entering both
debits and credits. It is still double-entry even if you have 5 splits.
This is a
David, Geert,
Thank you for this helpful guidance. I hope to try this soon.
Regards,
Patrick
On Mon, Mar 25, 2019 at 5:18 AM Geert Janssens
wrote:
> Op zondag 24 maart 2019 02:47:37 CET schreef David Cousens:
>
> > Patrick,
>
> >
>
> > When the Transaction is opened with the split button, the
Bruno,
It turns out that Apple decided to put the perl headers exclusively in the
Xcode SDK but their perl patch doesn't quite work. Gory details may be read at
https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=127028.
The work-around in the last post to that bug, installing command-line tools and
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