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Posted by JCO on December 3, 2006, 10:24 pm
Please log in for more thread options Ah! That seems to work. Interesting way to get your reports to
automatically know what folder to save in and to stop incrementing. I
wonder if version 2007 fixes this?
Thanks for your help.
> * JCO wrote:
> > When I click the x, my report goes away with out asking me to save.
> >
> >> * JCO wrote:
> >>> I'm using Quicken 2006 Premier. I have my reports in folders, i.e.
> >>> Investments (is a folder).
> >>> All investment reports are in this folder.
> >>>
> >>> Ques 1:
> >>> Every time I try to save a report, it never knows what folder. It
> > should
> >>> default to the current folder but it does not. Therefore, I always
have
> > to
> >>> make sure the new version of the report is put in the right folder by
> >>> selecting the folder it goes in. Is this normal?
> >>>
> >>> Ques 2:
> >>> The new report always adds a digit to the name. Therefore I have
always
> >>> have both reports in the folder (old and new). I don't want this. I
> > want
> >>> the name to stay the same and overwrite the original report. No
> > increments.
> >>> Is this normal? If it is, I always have to delete the old report,
then
> >>> rename the new report with the correct tile (removing the incremental
> > digit
> >>> that was added).
> >>>
> >>> Thanks in advance.
> >>>
> >>>
> >> re. incrementing files. This "feature" of quicken can be a real PITA
> >> until you get used to it. You are using the Save File button which is
> >> really a Save As Button. To get what you want just close the report
> >> using the X close button, and then select the Save option.
> >>
> >> HTH
> >> Bob L.
> >
> >
>
> Check your report preferences (Edit, preferences,program, reports and be
> sure the remind to save option is checked.
>
> Bob L.
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