Re: [orca-list] gnucash

[VojtÄch PolÃÅek <krecoun gmail com>]

Well, the only other way is to edit gnucash file directly, it shouldn't 
be so hard because it is regular xml file, optionaly it's compressed 
with gzip.
But that's why I'm asking here, because the register is important and it 
should be accessible.
Can I attach some debug or trace file or whatever it's called?
Vojta


On 9.3.2011 21:55, Steve Holmes wrote:
> Hum, sounds like it could be used then.  I do wonder though, if the
> register part isn't accessible, then how can you work with individual
> transactions after they have been entered? What if you have errors to
> fix? is there any other way to edit previously posted transactions?  I
> would think that a major issue if you cannot correct transaction
> errors.
>
> On Wed, Mar 09, 2011 at 05:55:28PM +0100, VojtÄch PolÃÅek wrote:
> > Yes, I am.
> > I set up my bank accounts and my cash in czk and  eur under the
> > designated accounts.
> > This is normal tree but be careful to not to  forget close it's
> > branches, because it gets confusing. I enter transactions by
> > pressing ctrl-t this brings up normal accessible dialog with most of
> > functionality.
> > Unfortunatelly, the register after pressing enter on some account is
> > not accessible as I can say, and I haven't delved into gnucash's
> > reporting abilities yet, but I'll do soon.
> > from tree you can see your actual balance for assets expenses
> > incomes or whatever hierarchy you create.
> > At the bottom you can review your balance cleared and reconcilled
> > transactions using flat review.
> > Unfortunatelly, you can't edit or remove transactions because this
> > is done in register. Also aqbanking - utility for configuring online
> > banking is in qt, but this is not part of gnucash.
> > Ask more I'll provide as much information as I can.
> > Vojta
> >
> > On 9.3.2011 16:25, Steve Holmes wrote:
> > > I find it interesting that you can use the program at all.  When I
> > > tried some time ago, many aread appeared to be inaccessible.  I may
> > > have to give it another try.  Can you elaborate further on how you are
> > > using the application? Are you actually able to manage your accounts
> > > with gnucash now?
> > >
> > > Thanks for any enlightenment.
> > >
> > > On Tue, Mar 08, 2011 at 07:50:35PM +0100, VojtÄch PolÃÅek wrote:
> > > > Hello,
> > > > I recently have started using gnucash for tracking my money. It's
> > > > great program, it offers lots of possibilities. However, I find that
> > > > one part that can be very helpful isn't very accessible.
> > > > When you press enter on some account the register opens. And here
> > > > orca simply says layered list or something like that (translated
> > > >from czech) and nothing is announcing. I'm in some text area, I
> > > > know it but when I move cursor or type or delete, nothing is
> > > > announced.
> > > > I will attach any needed files if you tell me what exactly.
> > > > Thank you,
> > > > Vojta
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