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@1@Deleting an Account@0@                      
                                               
Accounts cannot be deleted if they have any    
transactions in the transaction table          
referring to them.  This is because if you     
tried to run a report showing the performance  
of a deleted account, the report generator     
wouldn't have any account information to       
access (and probably cause the report          
generator to crash!).  For this reason, the    
@1@Delete@0@ button will be @4@disabled@0@     
(lightened) if you click on an account that    
has transactions entered against it or any of  
its children.  If an account has transactions  
entered against it, but you know you won't be  
using it anytime in the near future (for       
example, if you change banks in the middle of  
the year and you know you want be writing any  
more checks against your old checking account) 
closed out and you don't want it cluttering up 
your list, the @1@Hide@0@ function can be used 
to get it out of the way.                      
                                               
Be careful when deleting accounts.  No warning 
is provided.  In addition, any models,         
transaction, report or otherwise that use that 
account will probably not function correctly   
anymore.                                       
                                               
@9@Related topics@0@:                          
                                               
  @2@Maintaining your Accounts@0@2.hlp        
                                               
