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[Mike or Penny Novack]

Well now, in c:\program files\gnucash\ I can see a gconf-2.exe and a 
gconftool-2.exe

IF these were intended to be run by the end user (not called by the main 
program) then there is at least one minor problem with the install as at 
the GUI view of the program folder, only six shortcuts there:
FAQ (online)
GnuCash
Install Online Price Retrieval
Rep on a bug (online)
Show README
Uninstall GnuCash

The user also needs instruction when (under what circumstances) should 
be run.

Awaiting instructions.

Michael



Derek Atkins wrote:

>Mike or Penny Novack <stepbystepfarm at mtdata.com> writes:
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>>Derek Atkins wrote:
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>>>Are you sure that gconfd is running?
>>>Does it have access to your homedir storage area?
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>>I presume you meant C:\Documents and Settings\Mike & Penny\ instead of
>>/home/Mike & Penny
>>  (the question was about running under XP)
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>That's your homedir. :)  Note that I DIDN'T specify /home/...   I
>used the abstract concept, "homedir".
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>>OK --- in there is a directory named .gconfd which contains just a
>>file named saved_state (and that file is empty)
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>I don't know if that's normal or not.   Maybe Andreas will speak up.
>He's our Win32 guru.
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>-derek
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