Editing check format

Derek Atkins warlord at MIT.EDU
Wed Apr 23 09:35:11 EDT 2008


Hi,

Doug Laidlaw <laidlaws at hotkey.net.au> writes:

> I am trying once more to do away with Quicken.  The one thing I cannot do is 
> to make Gnucash print checks the Australian way.  The dimensions I can 
> adjust; it is a question of the "amount in words" line.  The convention here 
> is entirely different from in the U.S.

Oh?  How is it different?

> Previously, I was able to edit an .scm file and get an acceptable result.  
> Since then, the whole method has been changed in the program, and I can't 
> find it.

Right, it was completely rewritten in C.  In general this
has been considered a GOOD thing.

> Can somebody please point me to the appropriate file, so that I can play with 
> it?

src/gnome/dialog-print-check.c

> TIA,
>
> Doug.

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-derek

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