Thanks David, interesting.
There is a 'reply via e-mail to' button at the bottom left of a
mail-archive.com message, but that would go by default to the original
author - not the list.
However, from the actual archive on the list server you *can* send a
message to the list, with the subject
Darned auto correct!
On August 2, 2022 9:33:09 AM GMT+03:00, Adrien Monteleone
wrote:
>Ah 'footer', you mentioned 'filter' and I was confused. Yes, I guess that too
>should be changed.
>
>Liz would have to make that change, but anyone with an account can edit the
>Wiki.
>
>Regards,
>Adrien
>
David,
I'm a purist. I don't believe it's any concern of the Gnucash project how
people choose to access the list information. I felt that the information about
nabble was Necessary simply because it caused so much meaningless overhead on
the main list.
In my opinion, I don't see any reason t
Steve,
I expect others will give you ideas on how or what is mistaken on the mortgage
assistant.
I, however, am going to suggest a different approach, which is to forego using
the scheduled transactions/mortgage assistant altogether, and simply enter the
monthly payments manually.
The rea
On Tue, 02 Aug 2022 08:14:45 +0300
"David T. via gnucash-user" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Since the Nabble mirror of Gnucash lists went down (last year?) and
> doesn't seem to be getting up again, is it time to remove references
> to it on the wiki and in every message filter?
>
> TIA,
> David T.
>
A slight variation on Steve's suggestion.
I made the mortgage payments a 'Scheduled Transaction' with some nominal values
for principal and interest payments. Then, they were created automatically, and
I just edited them to get the amounts correct.
Will
On 2022 Aug 2, at 08-02 02:55:33, David
Hi,
I am a new user of MacOS having recently bought a MacBook Air (after many years
of being a Gnucash user on Windows and Linux).
I was able to open my existing GnuCash file and add some transactions. But
after closing GnuCash and trying to re-open the file I get the following error:
GnuCash
Steve,
I am not going to open your zip file, I imagine it is just documenting the
fact that the P & I calculations don't exactly match your lenders'
statements, which is a known issue, unfixable since they all have their own
way of calculating it. At least that was the case years ago when I last
I have downloaded DB Browser for Sqlite and have been trying different
combinations of opening the file and remounting the drive and/or rebooting the
system. As best as I can tell, after I open and close the file in Gnucash
once, I cannot then re-open it with Gnucash nor DBBrowser. It seems th
There may be some useful error messages in the trace file--see
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Tracefile. If you're also on macOS and using
version 11 or later console output is available again after many years of being
sent to /dev/null. Open /Applications/Utilities/Console, select your computer
This is James Baxter, email kangaro...@yahoo.com
To let you all know, I think I am done with the program. I am looking at a
screen and it is wear you find all the icons. Not looking good.
I placed two months of my bank statement in two times. I can’t find where I
placed.
Thanks
James Baxter
k
John,
FWIW I also occasionally get this error on MacOS using the default xml
backend. Seems like it ignores my prefs and just opens a small Gnucash
window about 1/6th normal size. Clicking "File" on the menu options and
selecting my usual file from the last opened list re-opens the expected
file.
James
You haven't really given us much information to go on to help you. What
operating system are you using and what version of Gnucash did you install. If
you run GnuCash it will tell you the version number in the splash window at
startup or as usual Help ->About will list the information. It w
I could suggest trying to find a friend or possibly a Linux User Group
nearby to help you with those early teething problems with unfamiliar
software. Some people say to ask your grandchild if you have one. None of
mine use Linux so I go to my local Linux group.
On Tue, Aug 2, 2022 at 2:27 PM Ja
David. I don't have grand kid. Lol.
Thanks.James Baxter kangaro...@yahoo.com As I live in Atlanta. Ga
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On Tue, Aug 2, 2022 at 6:27 PM, David Carlson
wrote: I could suggest trying to find a friend or possibly a Linux User Group
nearby to help you with those
OK, I didn't mention that the librarian at your neighborhood library can
probably find good resources too. This is the first group that came up
when I did a search on groups in Atlanta. I know that Atlanta is a big
community so their physical meeting place may be too far away but I think
they als
James, of course, move on to something else if you really want to, but
there are lots of us here to help. There aren't too many places
(especially with respect to accounting software) to find such a community.
If you decide to stick it out, we can do our best to help.
However, *specifics* are
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