Ubuntu :: Document Management App - Record The Category - Bank Statement - Date - Comment
Dec 29, 2010
I'm trying to clear a bit of space in my overstuffed filing cabinet by scanning all my bank statements, credit card statements, insurance, important post etc. into my computer.
I've been looking for a very simple document management system, where I can record the category (bank statement etc.) date, comment, etc.
I don't want to make these accessible via the internet and I really don't want to hand them all to Mr. Google, via googledocs, because he already has enough info about me without reading my bank statements.
My bank statement s get delivered via email but they require a special decoder to be read. I got the decoder here [URL].. (the gui version), extracted it and tried to install it but the terminal gives me the following message:
bigseb@bigseb-laptop:~/Documents/reader$ sudo rpm -i /striata-reader-1.0-27-linux-2.4-intel rpm: please use alien to install rpm packages on Debian, if you are really sure use --force-debian switch. See README.Debian for more details. bigseb@bigseb-laptop:~/Documents/reader$
Here's my need: If Calendar Day= Then FCPeriod= And FCYear= Jan 11 to Feb 1002Current Year of Feb 10 Feb 11 to Mar 1003Current Year of Mar 10 Mar 11 to Apr 1004Current Year of Apr 10 Apr 11 to May 1005Current Year of May 10 May 11 to June 1006Current Year of June 10 June 11 to July 1007Current Year of July 10 July 11 to Aug 1008Current Year of Aug 10 Aug 11 to Sept 1009Current Year of Sept 10 Sept 11 to Oct 1010Current Year of Oct 10 Oct 11 to Nov 1011Current Year of Nov 10 Nov 11 to Dec 1012Current Year of Dec 10 Dec 11 to Jan 1001* Current Year of Jan 10
* Note for Dec 11 - Dec 31, The Next Year to be used IE: Current date is Dec 28th, 2010. Year = 2011 IE: Current date is Jan 8th, 2011, Year = 2011. Looks like I'll need a case statement with some regular expressions...
The following are the two tex input files written in vi and compiled with pdflatex. In the first case the document details (author, date etc) are displayed as desired but are omitted in the second case. The only difference is the use of maketitle.
Case 1: documentclass{article} author{Name} date{} itle{Title} Begin{document} maketitle Text to be inputted end{document}
Case 2: documentclass{article} author{Name} date{} itle{Title} Begin{document} Text to be inputted end{document}
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