losing data

Chris Bester chrisbester at cybersmart.co.za
Sun Dec 22 13:58:11 EST 2013


Hi Maf

Cannot give you a screen shot, but this is what the various toolbars look like:

In the top left hand:-
Ikon- Balance Sheet(equile)Aug2013 gnucash-Members fees-Gnucash- ( This is the bar that I am referring to and which I cannot understand.  It appears above the following tool bars and menu bars.)          Members fees is the account I am working in.
File  Edit  View  Transactions  Actions  Business  Reports   Tools   Windows  Help
Save   Close   Duplicate  Delete   Enter   Cancel etc. - etc.
Accounts   Assets   Checking Accounts    Expenses  etc. - etc. 

Your last sentence do not make sense to me.  Maybe my system is different. I do not understand what you mean by, having the wrong data file in use.

Hope you can help.
Chris
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Maf. King [mailto:maf at chilwell.net] 
Sent: 22 December 2013 12:07 PM
To: gnucash-user at gnucash.org
Cc: Chris Bester
Subject: Re: losing data

On Sun 22 December 13 09:17:10 Chris Bester wrote:
> Hi There
> 
> 
> 
> I notice now that above my toolbar, on the top left hand, you can 
> hardly see it, a bar appears with a tiny Gnucash icon and next to it ; 
> Balance Sheet equile Aug. 2013 followed by the name of the account or 
> report I am working with.  As I jump between reports or accounts, that 
> name appears, but the Balance sheet equile Aug. 2013 remains the same.  
> I have also discovered that when I open Windows in my toolbar, the 
> same appears there.  Could this have anything to do with my continuous 
> losing data entered after the end of August?  What is bar for in any case?
> 
> 

Hi Chris,

Any chance of a screenshot?  I'm not on a windows system, but my GC window layout is something like:
Window Frame with current filename in it Menu Bar Tool Buttons Tabs for registers & reports Main display of tree/register/report

If windows follows the same general layout, then I'd suggest that the "balance sheet....2013" is the filename of the accounts data file that is presently open.  This may suggest that you have the wrong data file in use.

Do you have any entries in File -> {recently opened file list}, which is between File -> properties & File -> close on my version.

HTH,
Maf.




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