Keyboard shortcut to mark as reconciled

Now correct me if I am wrong, but aren't the keyboard shortcuts supposed
to work in Money 2007? I would have sworn they did in 2006, such as "R"
to mark as reconciled. The only one I can get to work is Ctrl+M to mark
as cleared.
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LJ
My Best Friend Is My Wife!!

Dick
Tue Aug 01 20:25:18 CDT 2006

I tried it once, thought I saw it, and was going to write:
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Ctrl+Shift+M seems to be broken here as well.

Can't say whether this is supposed to work and is broken on accident or if
somebody really thought this was a necessary improvement.
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But, "upon further review", it does seem to work after I changed to another
account and tried it on a different transaction then came back to the first
transaction and tried it again. Indeed, I can't seem to re-create the
failure case--tried a different file, tried restarting Money from scratch
again--so maybe I was dreaming about what I saw of fat-fingering the keys or
something else stupid or maybe there really is a problem "under obscure and
unknown circumstances". What key combination were you trying to use? If you
use Ctrl+Shift+M, what happens for you?

So, I conclude that **maybe** it's slightly-semi-broken and, if so, probably
was not intended to be slightly-semi-broken. I'll keep my eye out for this.
I don't use it often, but do occasionally--typically in investment accounts.

"DynaBMan" <dynabman@cox.invalid.net> wrote in message
news:%23QAnUtctGHA.5084@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> Now correct me if I am wrong, but aren't the keyboard shortcuts supposed
> to work in Money 2007? I would have sworn they did in 2006, such as "R"
> to mark as reconciled. The only one I can get to work is Ctrl+M to mark
> as cleared.

DynaBMan
Tue Aug 01 20:40:58 CDT 2006

On 8/1/2006 8:25 PM Dick Watson loudly proclaimed:


> -----
> But, "upon further review", it does seem to work after I changed to another
> account and tried it on a different transaction then came back to the first
> transaction and tried it again. Indeed, I can't seem to re-create the
> failure case--tried a different file, tried restarting Money from scratch
> again--so maybe I was dreaming about what I saw of fat-fingering the keys or
> something else stupid or maybe there really is a problem "under obscure and
> unknown circumstances". What key combination were you trying to use? If you
> use Ctrl+Shift+M, what happens for you?
>
> So, I conclude that **maybe** it's slightly-semi-broken and, if so, probably
> was not intended to be slightly-semi-broken. I'll keep my eye out for this.
> I don't use it often, but do occasionally--typically in investment accounts.
>

When I first tried Ctrl+Shift+M, it didn't work. I then switched to
another account, tried it again, went back to the first account, and
then it worked. I think it is very, very slightly-semi-broken. Maybe
they will fix it soon.


--
LJ
My Best Friend Is My Wife!!

Dick
Tue Aug 01 21:29:59 CDT 2006

Great. A low impact problem that's not readily repeatable. That'll get fixed
in, oh, about M11. It'll be like the garbled tax estimator display. The bug
that keeps going and going and going...

"DynaBMan" <dynabman@cox.invalid.net> wrote in message
news:OuYj0SdtGHA.1288@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> When I first tried Ctrl+Shift+M, it didn't work. I then switched to
> another account, tried it again, went back to the first account, and then
> it worked. I think it is very, very slightly-semi-broken. Maybe they
> will fix it soon.