Is it possible on Windows 10 to configure the File History to show more than
the default 4 last opened files? We have many different databases across
mysql and xml and having to retype the connection details every time we need
a different database is proving very tedious. I can see in the registry
Thanks for the correction Derek. I recalled having this issue years ago,
and forgot about the reset option. (I haven't attempted to change them
since) My recollection of the issue was indeed not just fuzzy, but
incorrect. My apologies for the noise.
Regards,
Adrien
On 12/17/20 6:35 AM, Derek
We are aware we can change the tax rule without affecting older invoices but
the problem remains that it is calculating the taxes wrong on the invoice.
For example on the invoice line item we see the tax as $16.80 before we post
the invoice. Right after we post the invoice the amount changes to
Hi,
This is not true.
Gnucash absolutely allows you to change the tax rates without affecting
posted invoices. When you post an invoice gnucash makes a read-only copy
of the tax tables associated. When you change it, it doesn't change the copy.
If you unpost an invoice it will ask you
