Thanks Kevin - can you provide a links to this patch? Is it a complete
new install or just a patch overtop?
thanks again;
ciara
On Jan 2, 11:38 pm, Kevin Hoctor ke...@nothirst.com wrote:
This has actually been fixed in the 1.4.2 patch (under testing) build
213 will be posted later tonight
Mike and Ciara,
This has actually been fixed in the 1.4.2 patch (under testing) build
213 will be posted later tonight and you'll be able to test it and
make sure it works.
Peace,
Kevin Hoctor
ke...@nothirst.com
No Thirst Software
Most scanned formats are already compressed. A second round of
compression will actually make the files larger.
How about this:
1. Create a local repository for all receipts. New scans go here.
2. Use rsync to keep the NAS/file server in sync.
This is basically what time machines does, but it
Hello - just got the software, and I think I'll love it once I can
figure this out.
I would like to start my cash flow on 12/30, when I was last paid.
First problem - sometimes the start date window accepts my change in
date correctly, and sometimes it doesn't. It keeps defaulting to 12/1
when
On Jan 3, 2009, at 10:14 AM, Kriya wrote:
Hello - just got the software, and I think I'll love it once I can
figure this out.
I would like to start my cash flow on 12/30, when I was last paid.
First problem - sometimes the start date window accepts my change in
date correctly, and
On Jan 3, 2009, at 10:37 AM, Jaysen wrote:
I am still struggling with Q categorization mentality and MW
bucketing. Here is the scenario
Cash account is +100 as that is what I had in my pocket on 1/1 start
date.
Allocation from paycheck left personal care at 0.
I spend 10 from cash on a
Kevin -
So my understanding is that I can't really do what I am trying to do,
right? My month begins when I get my paycheck on the 30th, so if I
simply start everything on 1/1, then I don't have the purchases made
on 30 and 31 included in my allocations for January. Also, no matter
what I
Hi,
A life long MS Money user (me) is trying to move away and use a Mac
application. I have spent the day with Moneywell and I have a few
issues I was wondering others might clear up for me.
1) I quit Moneywell and went straight back in and noticed I had lost
everything in my last session.
On Jan 3, 2009, at 11:18 AM, towerflyby wrote:
A life long MS Money user (me) is trying to move away and use a Mac
application. I have spent the day with Moneywell and I have a few
issues I was wondering others might clear up for me.
1) I quit Moneywell and went straight back in and noticed
On Jan 3, 2009, at 11:44 AM, Kriya wrote:
Okay, I understand... I am just having trouble with that because the
few purchase made on 12/30 came from different places... not just my
regular salary. With the holidays having just occurred, I had all
sorts of nonregular income and purchases.
Right, but there is just no way for me to be completely accurate as of
1/1 with how much salary I had left to spend because I was spending
from several sources that didn't include salary money, and it's not as
simple as finding a balance. This is the first time I am budgeting
this way, so I
On Jan 3, 2009, at 1:29 PM, Kriya wrote:
Right, but there is just no way for me to be completely accurate as of
1/1 with how much salary I had left to spend because I was spending
from several sources that didn't include salary money, and it's not as
simple as finding a balance. This is the
Kriya,
In order to know exactly how much money you have to allocate, as well
as allow you to change your starting balance to some point in the past
or in the future, I recommend a slightly different approach.
You might consider making a backup of your file and comparing the two
approaches
Kevin:
Have you thought about expanding the function of the reconcile
calculator? As an example, I recently had a situation where My
transaction list was $80 off from my statement summary. I did the math
and manually scrolled through all of the transactions for the period
until I found some
Thanks for getting back so quickly Kevin.
This is very unusual for MoneyWell. If you saved the document once
when you were prompted, MoneyWell would have saved every 5 seconds
after that or it would have given you an error that it couldn't save.
I thought I had read somewhere is saved
Thanks for the helpful tip. I am in the same boat as you with my Bank/
CC limitations. We'll see what Kevin/others think, but in the meantime
this will help with at least my bank statement.
Thanks.
-Scott
On Jan 3, 3:13 pm, Blair Watkinson thewatkins...@mac.com wrote:
Scott,
In the
On Jan 3, 2009, at 2:25 PM, towerflyby wrote:
Thanks for getting back so quickly Kevin.
This is very unusual for MoneyWell. If you saved the document once
when you were prompted, MoneyWell would have saved every 5 seconds
after that or it would have given you an error that it couldn't
Kevin,
I can send you a copy of my ReceiptWallet file if you want to see a
sample implementation of a package format. Receipt Wallet uses a
document/library that is a singular file but includes the receipts in
its package. You can actually view every receipt if you choose to
view
On Jan 3, 2009, at 6:08 PM, bephi...@gmail.com wrote:
What am I missing? I am trying to schedule a bi-weekly paycheck. I
see daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly. I don't see bi-weekly. Can I
do this? What am I missing?
Hi Blaine,
Try changing the number right after the Weekly occurs
One more question. When i set up a paycheck that goes into multiple
accounts, do i set up a transaction for each account? Is there any
way to set up a paycheck that will be split into multiple checking/
savings accounts?
Thanks, Blaine
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You
MoneyWell uses an Apple database technology called Core Data and it
doesn't like being in a package. An OS X package is nothing more than
a folder with a special flag that keeps you from looking into it by
accident.
Hmm... I wonder it this might be why time machine is failing when I
On Jan 3, 2009, at 6:45 PM, Jaysen wrote:
MoneyWell uses an Apple database technology called Core Data and it
doesn't like being in a package. An OS X package is nothing more than
a folder with a special flag that keeps you from looking into it by
accident.
Hmm... I wonder it this might be
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Great point. I was wondering what would happen if I changed my
folder structure, and I'm not sure I want to find out. I have seen
some software that allow you to select whether or not the external
files would be included in the actual database or if only the
MoneyWell Customers,
In the spirit of trying to get MoneyWell 1.4.2 out the door so I can
go back to working on MoneyWell Mobile, here is another release
candidate. Please report any bug directly to me at ke...@nothirst.com
and not to the user forum. You can download it here:
I have a transaction dated 1/1/09. It's marked as pending, but is not
outside the future pending time period, since its in the past, not the
future. However, hiding future pending transactions also hides the
pending transaction from the past. That seems quite unexpected, and
unintuitive. This
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