Option to Use Pop-up Register is not found?

Brad$G
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I found a thread from April 2020 explaining how to view multiple different registers at once, and the answer provided by Sherlock was to use View->Use Pop-up Register. I don't see that option under the View menu and wondered if that capability still exists? Why would I not be seeing that option?
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Edit > Preferences > Register is how I usually get there.Note this option, as well as View > Use Pop-up Registers, will be unavailable if you have chosen to open Quicken to any register. You must first go to Preferences > Startup and choose a startup page which is not a register.Quicken user since version 2 for DOS, now using QWin Premier Subscription (US) on Win10 Pro.2
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Edit > Preferences > Register is how I usually get there.Note this option, as well as View > Use Pop-up Registers, will be unavailable if you have chosen to open Quicken to any register. You must first go to Preferences > Startup and choose a startup page which is not a register.Quicken user since version 2 for DOS, now using QWin Premier Subscription (US) on Win10 Pro.2
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That was easy! Thanks for the quick response! :)0
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Yeah, it was this part that I couldn't find in the help file: "Use Pop-up Registers, will be unavailable if you have chosen to open Quicken to any register. You must first go to Preferences > Startup and choose a startup page which is not a register."
After I did that, pop-up registers were selectable again. They were before, but I do recall a while back setting to open a register when starting Quicken.QW H, B, & RP - v51.12
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imdcareys said:Yeah, it was this part that I couldn't find in the help file: "Use Pop-up Registers, will be unavailable if you have chosen to open Quicken to any register. You must first go to Preferences > Startup and choose a startup page which is not a register."
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I agree it isn't in the help and it is something I keep having to "relearn" over and over, over the years.Signature:
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