Questions Regarding Backup and Stopping Gnucash

[Jack Halem]

It is not OS Dependent as far as I know.
You must "manually" set it to zero.

I do it differently.
I have a WIP (work in process) file.
Once I am assured that I haven't made any mistakes I copy it to my 
archived file.
I get to try out things without ruining my archived GNU Cash file.
After failing with GNU Cash for well over two years, I finally used 
"common sense" and accepted that it is a free program that I can share 
with my tax preparer or whoever.
On 09/23/2013 09:24 AM, Fred Bone wrote:
> On 23 September 2013 at 11:09, prl said:
>
>> In the OS X version of GnuCash, Preferences>General has a setting for
>> Auto-save interval - and it doesn't appear possible to turn it off. I
>> think that my setting of 5 minutes is the default.
>>
>> Presumably GnuCash on other systems has a similar facility.
> On Windows, you can set it to zero. I would have expected this to be
> possible on all versions - the Help doesn't say that it's
> version-dependent.
>
>
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