Re: single line register display

[Derek Atkins]

AH.  Yes, the Notes field.
You could add it, but you'd need to edit the source and rebuild GnuCash.
The register structure is hard-coded.

-derek

Dennis West  writes:

> Maybe "memo" is the run term.  I meant "notes", the field appearing
> below "description" in the two line register display. (no splits).
>
> Dennis
>
>
> On 2/12/2018 13:33, Derek Atkins wrote:
>> The memo of which split?  There are (at least) two.
>>
>> -derek
>>
>> On Mon, February 12, 2018 2:30 pm, Dennis West wrote:
>>> I wonder how difficult it would be to modify (or add an additional
>>> option) to the register display.  I much prefer the single line display
>>> because of the larger number of transactions it displays.  I do really
>>> miss the "memo" field however.  On a wide display, the "description"
>>> field is expanded way beyond the length of what is needed.  Since wide
>>> screen displays are in such wide use, would it be possible to add the
>>> memo field to the single line display?
>>>
>>> Thanks - Dennis
>>>
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Re: single line register display

[Dennis West]

Maybe "memo" is the run term.  I meant "notes", the field appearing 
below "description" in the two line register display. (no splits).


Dennis


On 2/12/2018 13:33, Derek Atkins wrote:

The memo of which split?  There are (at least) two.

-derek

On Mon, February 12, 2018 2:30 pm, Dennis West wrote:

I wonder how difficult it would be to modify (or add an additional
option) to the register display.  I much prefer the single line display
because of the larger number of transactions it displays.  I do really
miss the "memo" field however.  On a wide display, the "description"
field is expanded way beyond the length of what is needed.  Since wide
screen displays are in such wide use, would it be possible to add the
memo field to the single line display?

Thanks - Dennis

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Re: single line register display

[Derek Atkins]

The memo of which split?  There are (at least) two.

-derek

On Mon, February 12, 2018 2:30 pm, Dennis West wrote:
> I wonder how difficult it would be to modify (or add an additional
> option) to the register display.  I much prefer the single line display
> because of the larger number of transactions it displays.  I do really
> miss the "memo" field however.  On a wide display, the "description"
> field is expanded way beyond the length of what is needed.  Since wide
> screen displays are in such wide use, would it be possible to add the
> memo field to the single line display?
>
> Thanks - Dennis
>
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single line register display

[Dennis West]

I wonder how difficult it would be to modify (or add an additional 
option) to the register display.  I much prefer the single line display 
because of the larger number of transactions it displays.  I do really 
miss the "memo" field however.  On a wide display, the "description" 
field is expanded way beyond the length of what is needed.  Since wide 
screen displays are in such wide use, would it be possible to add the 
memo field to the single line display?


Thanks - Dennis

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