[moneydance] Check numbers

[Rick Flegel]

OK, The particular data file seems to have a problem. Now I've been trying
to export that data file so I can start a new account and import the file in
better condition (maybe).

My exporting only creates a "Plain text"  file with a generic blank page
icon that is grayed out when I look to import it.

I've tried to export in QIF and Moneydance XML, but still only find a Plain
text document.

What am I doing wrong here? I've entered quite a bit of data I do not really
wish to loose.

Thanks,
Rick


On 3/11/09 4:01 PM, "Kevin & Kirsten" <kevin at menningen-wi.name> wrote:

> OK, I did the same thing:
> 
> 1. File -> New
> 2. Minimal Account Set
> 3. Clicked on Checking on the Home page
> 4. Clicked New Transaction
> 5. Entered '9500' in the Check # field, entered a description 'Test' and '3'
> for the amount. Pressed Enter to accept the transaction
> 6. Clicked New Transaction
> 7. Tabbed to Check # field and typed '+'. Check # 9501 appeared. Entered
> this transaction
> 8. Clicked New Transaction
> 9. Tabbed to the Check # field and used the <Next Check #> pulldown. Check
> 9502 appeared.
> 
> So on a Windows PC it appears to be working. I'm also using 2008 r3 (629).
> 
> Another thing to check is your Preferences. Select File -> Preferences... On
> the General tab, the only item I have selected is the "Register Follows
> Recorded Transactions" option. All other options are off.
> 
> --Kevin
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: moneydance-info-bounces at moneydance.com
> [mailto:moneydance-info-bounces at moneydance.com] On Behalf Of Bruce Marshall
> Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 5:42 PM
> To: General discussion related to Moneydance
> Subject: Re: [moneydance] Check numbers
> 
> On Wednesday 11 March 2009, Rick Flegel wrote:
>> I created a Bank Account.
> 
> I created a whole new file....    FILE ---->  New
> 
> and then went to the checking account of that new file to run my tests.
> 
> If you restart, you may have to use   FILE --->  Open  to open the newly
> created file (saved with a name you gave it the first time it got saved)
> 
> You might try that....   shouldn't mess up anything you already have.
> 
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