[GNC] First request to kindly help - first response
Norbert Klein
nhklein at gmx.net
Sun Jul 7 10:38:05 EDT 2024
Thanks again, David, for your guidance. Obviously I had previously made
one or some mistakes, so when I tried to follow the advice in your mail
down here, it did not work.
But now I am happy.
I uninstalled GnuCash, cleaned my computer from all remaining GnuCash
rest pieces, made a new installation, and followed all the steps in your
mail down here, and everything showed up as you had written.
A big THANKS. But I need further guidance - please.
WHAT NEXT?
Norbert
> On 05/07/2024, 04:54 David Cousens <davidcousens49 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Norbert
>
> When you click on File->Save As you should get a dialogue box
> opening. On the right hand side of the dialogue is a small icon
> which looks like a hanger that you use in a filing cabinet with a
> plus sign.
>
> The directory/folder you are currently in is displayed at the top
> of the main panel of the dialogue and the Left Hand Panel should
> have your disks and locations listed.
>
> Select the disk in that panel and then navigate to the location
> where you want to create the new folder to containyour GnuCash
> data file.
>
> Then click on the icon at the right hand side (filehanger) and you
> will get a popup box in which you can enter the name of the
> folder/directory you wish to create. Enter the name and click on
> the "Create " button. This will then create the folder and change
> to it.
>
> At the top you will see a box labelled "Name". Enter the name you
> wish to give the file in this box and click on the "Save As"
> button at the bottom right hand side of the dialogue box and the
> file will be created.
>
> I am a Linux user so I am presuming that the Windows popup will
> look the same as on Linux but it might be slightly different . I
> think GnuCash uses the system file open/save dialogues AFAIK.
>
> David
>
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