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  1. Hello Earle, The post of NCH_TM of 2013-07-10 tells you how to customize Note Comment and Foot Comment. Cheers,
  2. I've encountered the same issue on the Mac Version.
  3. Silly me, Just need to open a "buffer" fictitious bank account... and balance the accounts through there...
  4. Hello, Express Accounting versions Mac : 4.67 Win : 4.66 I've just moved the DB from a Mac to a Windows environment: it seems to be working so far. I copied all the files & folders contained in a backup folder "ExpressAccounts-Backup-YYYY-MM-DD" from a Mac into the location of the Win 7 DB, i.e. "C:\ProgramData\NCH Software\ExpressAccounts". Opened Express Accounts, and found all my data back. Greetings,
  5. You can undo the reconciliation by manually editing the account file in the "Reconcile" dir. Before doing so, DO make a backup ! Locate the data directory for NCH Express Accounts In that directory tree, you will find a Dir "Reconcile". Express Accounts stores the data in the following locations: Windows 2000/XP - c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\NCH Software\ExpressAccounts VISTA / Win 7 & 8 - c:\ProgramData\NCH Software\ExpressAccounts Mac OS : ~/Library/NCH Software/ExpressAccounts In that directory, you will find files with a "csv" extension. With Notepad (Win) or TextEdit (Mac) Open the one related to the account you want to un-reconcile. The filename is the account number. Remove the lines with start with date of the latest reconciliation. Save the file.
  6. Hello A have a contact which is a customer as well as a supplier. There are no money transfers, i.e. no cash received or paid. How can I balance / clear his accounts ?
  7. Close the program Open finder Go to folder "~/library" Open the folder "Application Support" Delete the folder "NCH Software". My experience : Wait 5 minutes - to make sure all cache / memory is cleared, I guess. Otherwise, you'll find your data again... Open the program.
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