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Checkbook register. A simple and easy to use check register template that automatically calculates your balance based on manually entered debit and credit transactions. What's new in this version. 4.9.7.0 January 20th, 2020 Fixed Print Preview window so it can be resized Fixed Print Preview so button images will be resized depending on resolution Fixed Print Preview so it will remember window height and width Fixed Print Preview title bar to use bigger font at high resolution Fixed Check Template Editor so button images will be resized depending on resolution.

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Quick start

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Accounts

Add all your accounts to the shelves on the left. Tap the word “+”, and you will see a form for adding a new account. Your accounts can be all your monetary accounts, such as banking accounts, cash, etc. When adding an account, you need to specify its name, icon, description and current balance, and tap “save”.

Recurring transactions

Go to the upper part of the screen and navigate between the chalk icons at the top of the chalkboard. The second icon stands for recurring transactions; choose and fill it out. This way you will plan them.

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Transactions

Choose the first icon now and add your one-time transactions. You can add your income, expenses and money transfers manually. Alternatively, you may import an OFX file by tapping the corresponding item in the system menu. OFX is an international format for exchanging financial data, and the majority of banks support it. When your transaction is cleared, you need to approve it. Tap on the check mark to approve a transaction.

Balance

Please note that if you need to correct the balance on one of your accounts manually, you will have a new transaction “balance adjustment”. You also have a transaction “opening balance” in the very beginning. Those transactions help you to be aware of changes you have made to the application, and you cannot delete them. Select Account to show a running balance column.

Charts

Go to the third and forth icons, which stand for charts, to analyze your current situation after you have added and cleared your transactions. If you want to analyze your overall situation, select “Total” on the upper left shelf before choosing a chart. If you want to check one of your accounts, select the account you need before choosing a chart.

Support

Have an idea how we could improve the app? Let us know! To get even more exposure to your idea, you may want to post your Feature Requests. Your requests can gain traction through community input and voting. We monitor the forums to consider functionality changes and feature requests from our user community. Make sure to Like Checkbook HD on Facebook and follow us on Twitter to stay updated.

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