gnucash-user Digest, Vol 129, Issue 8
RoseW
wdmn at hurontel.on.ca
Fri Dec 6 12:31:58 EST 2013
On 12/06/13 12:00 PM, John Donnee asked & Derek Atkins replied
1. Is there a ?Backup? command? I could not find one except in the
> manual it says that GNUCash makes a backup when any transactions have
> been entered.
No. You just copy your data file, just like you would backup a Word or
Excel document.
> So if I am not going to post any transactions but want to make a
> backup, do I use ?Save As? since I do not see any ?Backup? command?
No, you just need to copy the data file.
If you use Save As then the next time GnuCash opens it will use your
*backup* file, which is probably not what you want!!
I'm a new Gnucash user and that has been for this calendar year.
Rather simplistic question re: 'copy your data file'
Is this a manual operation?
As In :Go into the Account Folder in Windows Explorer, Copy the
Account.gnucash file to another folder location (labelled Copy or
Backup)?
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Rose
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References
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