Hi, On Wednesday 21 November 2012 19:10:15 Alvaro Soliverez wrote:
> Hello Ricardo,
> can you try running "systemsettings", then click on Locale (the one with
> the United Nations flag), and verify the values there? Just to make sure
> the KDE locale settings are correct.
Yes, that should fix it. KMyMoney checks that the decimal symbol is present at
startup:
if (KGlobal::locale()->monetaryDecimalSymbol().isEmpty()) {
KMessageBox::error(0, i18n("The monetary decimal symbol is not correctly
set in the KDE System Settings module Country/Region & Language. Please set it
to a reasonable value and start KMyMoney again."), i18n("Invalid settings"));
delete a;
exit(1);
}
So simply setting it up on the Monetary tab in systemsettings should do the
trick.
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