- #Money manager ex android not uploading to google drive manual#
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#Money manager ex android not uploading to google drive free#
If you have purchased the standard paid version instead of upgrading to premium from free version, please follow these steps. Restoring your data from Free version to Standard Paid Version. We strongly recommend our users to back up their data to Google Drive to ensure much safer data management. However, please take a note that this automatic backup is directly stored on your device so data cannot be retrieved when your device has been misplaced or broken. When you exit the Money Manager application, Money Manager automatically backs up your data in /MoneyManager folder with a file name starts with “auto_”. Google Drive is the personal storage available online (Cloud Computing), therefore you can safely store data even if you misplaced, stolen or broke your device. It is also possible to backup the file manually. Settings > Backup/Restore > Google Drive > Connect > On, Daily/Weekly If you set up your Google Drive account by following way, Google Drive will automatically backup your data. xls file from MS Excel, but we do not recommend this due to the complexity of the procedure as well as there is a possibility that the file itself might be corrupted during the restoration process. Technically, it is possible to restore your data via. The file is named as money_android.sqlite.
You can also send your data file to your personal email account. Backed up data file is stored in your device’s /MoneyManager folder. Therefore, if you have misplaced the device or the device is broken, it may not be able to recover your data later.
This particular function backs up the data directly on your device. Money Manager > Settings > Backup/Restore > Backup on Device For iOS devices, please refer to guide for iOS devices.
#Money manager ex android not uploading to google drive manual#
Sounds good.The following contents are the user manual for Android OS. Good luck and nice to be a member of this forum. I have tried different builds so many times, but no luck!!!! Again, I hope this will help a lot of members, as there are so many complaints about synchronisation. I don't know why it works now, but I think myself, it's because of downloading and installing the 2016 version Android app. It amazes me completely, as I never got it working this way before. I have been using it all week now and it just works great. And yes, it worked!!!!! But before shouting it out, ofcourse I tried all possible alterations and adding and deleting payments, accounts etc. I started the app and configured the whole thing and ofcourse synchronisation with Dropbox. This files could be installed in a different folder, dependin on how your phone is configured. Then I shut down the Android App and removed the file, created by the Android App and was placed automatically in: Myfiles/SD-card/android/data/. I installed it on my Android phone and pointed at the Dropbox data file, named: Untitled.mmb, which I installed with my Mac. Then I donwloaded the Android version, named: ammx-release-2016.11.01.944.apk.
#Money manager ex android not uploading to google drive mac#
Configured the whole thing for my Mac and was running great. I saved the data file, named Untitled.mmb in this folder. I first installed the Desktop for Mac, latest build and created a folder in Dropbox, named Money Manager. Just new here and I have been trying for years to get this great Money Manager Ex to work with Android and Dropbox to sync with my Mac desktop version.
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