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Posted by Han on July 7, 2007, 9:22 am
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> Yes there is. You just type them directly into the register.
>
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>> Yes, all except the first option ("Use enter key to move between
>> fields") are checked. I think this was the default setting. But I
>> don't understand how this is connected to my problem. Could you
>> explain? I think the essence of my question is whether there is a way
>> to enter bills and deposits other than using the SCHEDULED bills and
>> deposits feature.
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> > My apologies if this is a ridiculous question or if it's been
>>> > answered before but I have no idea what to search for in order to
>>> > find a solution!
>>>
>>> > I have just started using Quicken for the first time and have set
>>> > up some scheduled bills and paycheques. This works fine for
>>> > regular things such as electricity bills but I'd like to be able
>>> > to enter things I purchase irregularly or infrequently. I imagine
>>> > there must be a way to simply say "This amount was spent on this
>>> > date on this item which falls into this category".
>>>
>>> > Could someone explain how to achieve this?
>>>
>>> > Many thanks for your time,
>>>
>>> > Paul
>>>
>>> Do you have Quickfill enabled?
>>> Edit|Preferences|Quicken Program|Register|Quickfill
>>>
>>> Write down what you change!
>>> --
>>> Best regards
>>> Han
>>> email address is invalid
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The "autocomplete" feature does need something to get started with. I
usually start by entering the date and then start typing in the payee
field. Take it from there.
Uless you have a speech to typing program, such as Dragon NS, you will
have to do some typing <grin>.
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Best regards
Han
email address is invalid
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