[Derek Atkins]

Tommy Trussell <tommy.trussell at gmail.com> writes:

> The easiest way I have found is to create a GnuCash [entity_name] shortcut
> to each file. This varies by operating system. For example, in Ubuntu with
> the Unity window manager, you might create an edited .desktop ("dot
> desktop") file with all the instances in it, open it, and "lock" it to the
> launcher so you can right-click launch separate instances, one for each
> file.

Note that this does NOT work on Mac.  Indeed, even on the Mac,
double-clicking on a data file does NOT open that data file; it will
still open the last-used data file.

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-derek

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