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Which accounts need to be set up to handle non-cash contributions? Please give me an example debit and credit.

There is an old posting on this subject, but it refers you to a document that gives you a "404" error. It must have been removed from your server or moved to a different place.

Keats wrote:Which accounts need to be set up to handle non-cash contributions? Please give me an example debit and credit.

There is an old posting on this subject, but it refers you to a document that gives you a "404" error. It must have been removed from your server or moved to a different place.

They revised the way they store documents about 6 months or so ago to a database retrieval, rather than links. They're still finding these outdated links hidden in places.

Try this: http://www.powerchurch.com/tech2/tech2_ ... issue_id=9

Most of these can be found by heading to the support area and checking the knowledgebase, or Tales from Tech 2, whom I suspect is actually Zaphod wearing a a Lone Ranger mask.

NeilZ wrote:Most of these can be found by heading to the support area and checking the knowledgebase, or Tales from Tech 2, whom I suspect is actually Zaphod wearing a a Lone Ranger mask.

I can't take credit for those, sorry. Tech 2 is actually sequestered off by himself and we let him out for his periodical missives and rants. The forum (and the rest of the website) is my baby. Also, I don't have an unhealthy obsession with chickens.

Zaphod wrote:

NeilZ wrote:Most of these can be found by heading to the support area and checking the knowledgebase, or Tales from Tech 2, whom I suspect is actually Zaphod wearing a a Lone Ranger mask.

I can't take credit for those, sorry. Tech 2 is actually sequestered off by himself and we let him out for his periodical missives and rants. The forum (and the rest of the website) is my baby. Also, I don't have an unhealthy obsession with chickens.

Er ... chickens ?? Ewwwwww

Tech 2 has a thing for barnyard metaphor. I don't claim to understand it.

Zaphod wrote:Tech 2 has a thing for barnyard metaphor. I don't claim to understand it.

I'm sure professional help can be made available!