hidden accounts in gnucash?
Doug Laidlaw
laidlaws@murraytel.com.au
Wed, 7 Nov 2001 16:39:44 +1100
Yes, I have never used that feature, but I should :).
As regards Windows "stinking" while I agree in general, I do think that it
is handy to have DLLs according to the program, rather than having one of a
library, and having to find programs that suit it - witness the frustration
with Gnucash 1.6.4. I have just tried to update glibcc and finished up
unable to boot, and having to reinstall from scratch.
Doug.
On Wed, 7 Nov 2001 13:52, you wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I'm hoping to switch over to Gnucash for 2002, severing my last tie with
> stinking Windows. In general I'm looking forward to this change, though
> I worry some about transition issues. I think I *won't* import from
> Quicken--I think I'll just start afresh with Gnucash.
>
> One further hesitation, though: a feature I like in Quicken is the
> ability to make "savings goals" accounts, and treat then as "hidden
> accounts". I can switch between a view of my checking account that
> shows how much money I *really* have in it, versus how much I'd like to
> consider *available* after subtracting off these savings goals / hidden
> accounts. Have I made this feature clear? If so: is there an
> equivalent feature in Gnucash?
>
> Thanks for your attention,
> Steve
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