[GNC] Default Invoice Config

[Adrien Monteleone]

I’m not sure what you were doing before, but you’d need to edit a stylesheet, the ‘report options’ are more for a one-off. In the config you can select your custom stylesheet to apply.

I think you can also set your custom stylesheet as a default so you don’t have to select it each time. (or just edit the default sheet)

Stylesheets now allow you to customize the header as well as insert CSS without having to create a separate CSS file. The options include a logo and one of the stylesheets includes two notes/message fields. (I think that is the footer sheet)

Regards,
Adrien



> On Jan 3, 2020 w1d3, at 3:22 AM, Axel Essbaum <axel at essbaum.com> wrote:
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> Actually, I see that reusing the Default configuration actually just reproduces the exact invoice I used when creating the configuration!  Meaning, I posted invoice #001, did "Print Invoice", then clicked options.  Then I edited the options: put in my company logo, put my bank payment info into the "Extra Notes" field, etc.  Then I did "Save Config".
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> Then I did "Print Invoice" on invoice #002 and selected the above saved configuration.  Which gives me back invoice #001.
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> How can I save the options like company logo, "Extra Notes" field, etc. and have it automatically applied to all printed invoices?
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> Barring that, can I go back to 3.6?  Will 3.6 work with a 3.7-edited data file?
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> - Axel
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> Axel Essbaum
> axel at essbaum.com
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>> On 2 Jan 2020, at 18:55, Axel Essbaum <axel at essbaum.com> wrote:
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>> In GNC 3.6 (macOS Mojave) I created a configuration for invoices, saved it under the name "Default", and then every invoice I printed (to a PDF file) automatically adopted this configuration.
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>> In 3.7 this appears to no longer work.  I have to manually open the configurations listing and select the Default configuration for every invoice.  Tedious, obviously.
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>> Anyone know what's changed?  How does one set the Default config for invoices in 3.7?
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>> - Axel
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>> Axel Essbaum