lukem wrote:I had not updated to iOS4, so I think my iPhone didn't list the update as available since I was still running 3.1.3.

iCompta 2.1 needs iOS 4 so don't update if you are still running 3.1.3 otherwise it won't launch.

The transactions with an orange background have more than 100% in their categories that's why the amount of the statistics is different than the sum of the transactions. Correct the orange transactions by removing the wrong categories and it should be ok.

Yes you're right I will add that.

Select all your transactions, add a category in the right panel and then remove it. It will modify the categories of all the transactions you selected.

You can organize your accounts the way you want by drag & drop.

green indicator : balance >= warning balance
red indicator : balance < warning balance

parenthesis = the amount is negative (it depends on your system settings, in France for example there is a - sign before the amount instead the parenthesis)

There is an autosave setting in the preferences window. With autosaving turned on, the document architecture autosaves untitled documents, by default, in the folder ~/Library/Autosave Information/ until the user saves the document. Thereafter, by default, autosaved documents go in the same folder wh...

DamoIreland wrote:Any workaround that?

No the only solution is to edit the file yourself.

DamoIreland wrote:Also, will transactions be doubled if I import again with file changed to include all dates?

Yes you have to remove your existing transactions first before importing again.

The update is waiting for review from Apple so wait & see.

I would like to be able to switch from icompta mobile to safari to check my account balances, then back to icompta quickly. Please put a time delay on the pasword lock say 10 mins, so if I switch back within 10 mins a password isn't required. This is not possible as your password is not saved anywh...