(-1,-1,-1,-1)

Last window position and size

This setting describes the size and position of the window when it was last closed. The numbers are the X and Y coordinates of the top left corner of the window followed by the width and height of the window. true

Close window when finished

If active, the window will be closed automatically when you finish the HBCI/AqBanking import process. Otherwise it will stay open. false

Remember the PIN in memory

If active, the PIN for HBCI/AqBanking actions will be remembered in memory during a session. Otherwise it will have to be entered again each time during a session when it is needed. true

Put the transaction text in front of the purpose of a transaction.

Some banks place part of transaction description as "transaction text" in the MT940 file. Normally GNUcash ignores this text. However by activating this option, the transaction text is used for the transaction description too. false

Verbose HBCI debug messages

Enables verbose debug messages for HBCI/AqBanking Online Banking. 'default'

DTAUS import data format

This setting specifies the data format when importing DTAUS files. The AqBanking library offers various import formats (called "profiles") of which you can choose one here. 'default'

CSV import data format

This setting specifies the data format when importing CSV files. The AqBanking library offers various import formats (called "profiles") of which you can choose one here. 'swift-mt940'

SWIFT MT940 import data format

This setting specifies the data format when importing SWIFT MT940 files. The AqBanking library offers various import formats (called "profiles") of which you can choose one here. 'swift-mt942'

SWIFT MT942 import data format

This setting specifies the data format when importing SWIFT MT942 files. The AqBanking library offers various import formats (called "profiles") of which you can choose one here. ''

Last pathname used

This field contains the last pathname used by this window. It will be used as the initial filename/pathname the next time this window is opened. (-1,-1,-1,-1)

Last window position and size

This setting describes the size and position of the window when it was last closed. The numbers are the X and Y coordinates of the top left corner of the window followed by the width and height of the window.