Pelican Software Inc. P.O.Box 741072 Houston TX 77274-1072 713.242.8928 Voice 713.242.9573 Fax 72662,3050 Compuserve 72662.3030@compuserve.com (Internet) Mespo AOL Mesposito CIX Banker Mini Update: Two files are included in this mini update. The first contains a new Quicken support file. The file is called 3bquick.opo. Install it to the m:\app\banker directory, (Internal) if you are running Banker off the Banker SSD. If you have Banker copied onto a separate SSD, you can overwrite the 3bquick.opo file with the new file. Second, the Report.rpt file should be copied to any \App\Banker\Report directory. This new report is accessed by pressing Psion in Banker, from the Normal or List view. Choose the report called "Report". About the New Report: The new report is a replacement itemized category report that will now open splits while getting totals for each category. You will have the option of searching splits or not. If you don't have any splits, choose NOT to look through splits since it won't take as long this way. This new report will also open multiple accounts now. To do this, at the start of the report you will be prompted for the accounts to use for the report. Choose the accounts from the list, pressing enter on each account you want to include in the report. There is a separate list showing you which accounts you have chosen. When done choosing accounts, press Escape to start the report. About the New Quicken Support file: The new Quicken support code for Banker includes some new features. . Export by Date . Automatic Date format selection (Month Day Year, etc.) . Fixes for MacIntosh format when importing categories . Cleared status is correct when exporting . Void status is correct when importing/exporting (** VOID **) . Auto Filename - Banker now suggests the current file + .Qif when exporting. . New (-xx- Since Last Export) - Banker now tells you how many new transactions you have to export when in the export dialog. . When importing categories, the memo comes in now. . Default Drive for Quicken Exporting - Banker now saves the default drive that you export to. The first time you use the update, Banker will ask you to show it your default export directory. The benefit to doing this is that it will choose this directory each time you go to export. The is especially nice if you always export to a remote drive, like on a PC or Mac. Resetting the Default Directory: Using Banker 2.0 you'll need to delete the file called \Bank\Quickdef.dbf if you want to reset the default directory. This will be built into the next Banker update.