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- Thread starter derek_howes
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Well this is very strange.
I basically created a new iCash File a few weeks ago - but based on an existing one, importing balances (I just wanted to create a new one with just this financial year in). In the old file, account names were case insensitive.
The new file had all the old entries in it, but this time they were case sensitive. I could ONLY access them by typing the case correctly - i.e. exactly the problem as described in this post.
Having done lots of googling and finding these posts, I submitted my post. Then.. I shut down my iCash file and restarted it, and now suddenly it is case insensitive like it used to be!
I am NOT imagining it honestly - but I know it does sound strange. I'm a software developer myself so I am aware this sounds odd.
I basically created a new iCash File a few weeks ago - but based on an existing one, importing balances (I just wanted to create a new one with just this financial year in). In the old file, account names were case insensitive.
The new file had all the old entries in it, but this time they were case sensitive. I could ONLY access them by typing the case correctly - i.e. exactly the problem as described in this post.
Having done lots of googling and finding these posts, I submitted my post. Then.. I shut down my iCash file and restarted it, and now suddenly it is case insensitive like it used to be!
I am NOT imagining it honestly - but I know it does sound strange. I'm a software developer myself so I am aware this sounds odd.
What I did was:
1) in iCash File Manager, click New and typed a name Test.iCash
2) in the Default Categories and Accounts dialog box, I selected "iCash File", and checked "Copy Balances" and pressed the "Yes" button
3) Chose one of my existing iCash files.
At this point it opens the new Test.iCash.
4) I went to enter a new transaction.
The Origin Account, Target Account and Payee/Issueing fields were all case sensitive, ie it wouldn't autocomplete anything that was in the incorrect case.
5) I closed down Test.iCash and restarted it again.
6) Went to enter a new transaction - all ok now, no longer case sensitive.
When I wrote the earlier post to report this, I must have not yet closed and reopened my iCash file. I did try to do File/Tools/Check Data but that made no difference. Simply closing and re-opening fixed it.
I have just replicated it again and got the same behaviour as described above.
1) in iCash File Manager, click New and typed a name Test.iCash
2) in the Default Categories and Accounts dialog box, I selected "iCash File", and checked "Copy Balances" and pressed the "Yes" button
3) Chose one of my existing iCash files.
At this point it opens the new Test.iCash.
4) I went to enter a new transaction.
The Origin Account, Target Account and Payee/Issueing fields were all case sensitive, ie it wouldn't autocomplete anything that was in the incorrect case.
5) I closed down Test.iCash and restarted it again.
6) Went to enter a new transaction - all ok now, no longer case sensitive.
When I wrote the earlier post to report this, I must have not yet closed and reopened my iCash file. I did try to do File/Tools/Check Data but that made no difference. Simply closing and re-opening fixed it.
I have just replicated it again and got the same behaviour as described above.
debwrightstuff
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I am also having the same problem. How do I fix it?