Yes it did ask for the old name. But I finally manage to get things in
order and delete a huge number of files.
What a difference ;-)
Thanks Colin
Le 2017-08-09 à 16:12, Colin Law a écrit :
Rather than renaming the current working file I suggest using File >
Save As to save it with the new nam
Rather than renaming the current working file I suggest using File >
Save As to save it with the new name (make sure you are saving to the
right directory). Then when you open Gnucash the next time it will
automatically re-open that file.
Colin
On 9 August 2017 at 20:41, Denis_gmail wrote:
> No
No wonder I was confused! Really appreciate your help and explanations
of what went wrong.
Just to be on the safe side I'll make a copy of all those files before
deleting.
Thanks again
Den
Le 2017-08-09 à 13:37, Buddha Buck a écrit :
You probably also have a "den.gnucash", a
"den.gnucash.20
You probably also have a "den.gnucash", a
"den.gnucash.20161107142750.gnucash", a
"den.gnucash.20161107142750.gnucash.20161201140745.gnucash",
and a
"den.gnucash.20161107142750.gnucash.20161201140745.gnucash.20170208132409.gnucash"
as well.
When you are using GnuCash to work on the file "foo.gnuc
There is something I don't understand in the file names used by
GnuCash.
I must miss something...:-(
Today I save the file as usual when exiting (today is >2017-07-20< and
the file name used by GnuCash was:)
den.gnucash.20161107142750.gnucash.20161201140745.gnucash.20170208132409.gnucash.2017020
