Yes, but I think it is the Draw application of the suite that handles
PDF editing.
However, since Writer is the app associated to open HTML (exported by
GnuCash), most likely that would be used initially for the 'printing to
PDF' function.
If I recall correctly, LO's PDF generation at one
Yes, editing is another ball of wax. Though I don't think it is
maintained, PDFEditor (cross platform) is still available and open source.
There are other free (as in beer) PDF editors available for Windows. I
just never needed to work with them on that platform as I had by that
point, moved
Poke around more! (just kidding)
Preferences > Business > Invoices/Bills > Notify when due (check box) >
Days in advance (counter)
Check either or both boxes and then set your preferred number of days.
Regards,
Adrien
On 10/20/20 1:41 PM, Fran_3 via gnucash-user wrote:
How do you change
For still using Windows 7.
Can't you still get LibreOffice for 7? I'm pretty sure if you have a
document open under "Writer" you can export as PDF.
The point is, I used to be under Win 7 and used the LibreOffice Suite
(instead of MS Office)
Michael
How do you change the Bills Due Reminder date range?
In particular how to set it to show any bill due in the next "x"days.
I poked around in preferences but couldn't seem to crack the code.
Running GnuCash 4.1 on Win10.
Thanks
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Thanks, that clears some of the mud for me. Thanks for recommending Bullzip,
Adrien. I was wishing for a Windows 7 option like that.
Derek
On Tuesday, October 20, 2020 13:13 EDT, Michael or Penny Novack
wrote:
On 10/20/2020 12:02 PM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
> If I recall correctly, there
On 10/20/2020 12:02 PM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
If I recall correctly, there is are PDF issues on Windows and Mac. You
should be able to Export the report as HTML, open with a modern
browser and print to paper or PDF from there. You'll need a PDF
virtual printer however. Win10 includes one
Sorry for the repeat messages, but I decided to test American Express on my
setup. I was able to set it up and retrieve transactions, all good. Even
found my notes on how to set it up! The below were the settings I had to
pay attention to.
User Name: Amex
User ID:
UID: Leave blank
QWIN
2500
103
Hi David,
The GnuCash wiki has a section for getting OFX online banking to work, with
sections for different cards.
I have a Citi credit card and had to modify the settings substantially to
get it to work. The server changed from what is listed in the AQBanking
database, unfortunately the
It looks to me like a printer problem and not a GnuCash problem.
If you are on a Windows PC open Notepad and see if you can print a test
document from there.If you are on Linux open your text editor and to the same
thing.Ditto for other's like Apple... I guess.
Alternately make sure you have
Hi Chris,
Thank you for the feedback. I'll just keep downloading the .OFX manually
for now. 2020-12-27 looks far away now, but it will probably be here
when I blink - not that it will be a guaranteed fix...
Again, thanks for the input.
- Jeff
On 10/19/2020 8:31 AM, Chris Graves wrote:
Once you get Citi working, you won’t have to use the extra connection with
their web site — it’s a one-off authorization for each piece of software.
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Dave Reiser
dbrei...@icloud.com
> On Oct 20, 2020, at 8:33 AM, David Reiser via gnucash-user
> wrote:
>
> 2200
>
> Is almost certainly
2200
Is almost certainly part of your problem. That number is the way Quicken
(formerly Intuit) locked out versions older than 3 years from downloading data.
There may be new ways to do that now that Quicken is totally subscription
based, but 2700 has been working for me lately.
Next,
I am trying to get connected to my banking institutions using the AQ Banking
OFX Direct Connect module. The application apparently authenticates my user
name and password properly, but instead of returning data, it returns an error.
For my American Express credit card, it gives an “Account
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