Auteur : Phil'
Date : 03/03/2008
Que voilà une bonne piste, car voici ce que l'on trouve sur cette page: http://www.graabek.com/bsg/quicken_tips.html. Je cite: <<
Problems with Quicken when used with non-UK/USA regional settings for Windows
Decimal symbol
24. July 1997
In Windows one has the option to choose regional settings, these control how dates, time and currency are displayed and handled. The idea is of course that, rather than setting these items individually for each program, the programs interrogate Windows about these settings.
Some countries use the comma as the decimal separator. For example choosing Denmark for regional settings changes the the decimal separator key on the numeric keypad to generate a comma (,) rather than the point (.). Some places within Quicken, the program has obviously been hardcoded to accept only the point as the decimal separator, other places it uses whatever settings Windows has been set to. So much for consistency in programming. This has affected Quicken at least since version 3, and is still affecting Quicken in its current version 9 (or 2000).
3. December 1998
This following partly working work-around for the above mentioned problem may have existed in older versions of Quicken. I currently use Quicken 98 and discovered it a few weeks ago. In your WINDOWS (or WINNT) directory is a file named QUICKEN.INI. The first few lines look like this:
[Quicken]
Billmind=OFF
ExePath=C:PROGRA~1QUICKENWQW.EXE
Platform=Win32
Version=7,Quicken Deluxe 98 UK R3
sCurrency=P
sDecimal=,
sThousand=.
Notice the "sDecimal=," and "sThousand=." lines. The entries after the equal sign used to be swapped around, but the way they look now gives me what I wanted. Quicken accepts a comma as the decimal symbol.
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HTH,
Phil'
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