Quote from: dEBRUYNE on November 24, 2016, 07:43:55 PM

There's a sweep all button ("or ALL") on the send page. You can use that to send your whole balance. Alternatively, fill in "(all)" instead of the amount.

Aha, okay thanks. Yeah I saw that I guess but didn't think of what it meant, LOL. Duh...

Still, would be nice to have *direct* control over the fee amount if possible. The gawd-awful blockchain.info web wallet for bitcoin is terrible *but* actually on their "Advanced Control" dialog box for setting up a transaction, it's something they do well there. Monero GUI wallet devs should take a look at that and maybe try to recreate it in next version of this wallet (but *again* this is a VERY good start so far!)

Quote from: papa_lazzarou on November 25, 2016, 12:07:30 PM

I don't know if you were just testing the Payment ID, but just wanted to get clear that the Payment ID is not needed when sending to your personal wallets. It is commonly used with service that serves a unique address to identify individual client transactions.

Yes I'm aware of that which is why after trying it I knew it was okay to send the transaction with no Payment ID. But was just testing it from Polo to see if it'd work since the ID coming from the GUI wallet looked DIFFERENT: was not sure if that was a bug or just evolving situation with ID that Polo can't cope with yet.

Quote from: papa_lazzarou on November 25, 2016, 12:07:30 PM

On another note. Could you please post this kind of stuff in the other Monero thread? There could be new people not interested in price speculation that will miss this nice updates. Grin

I posted this stuff here in Speculation because I think there's been a lot of, ahem, "speculation" lately on what the long-awaited actual *release* of the GUI will mean to Monero's price action and continued adoption by the crypto community and (more importantly) the larger world OUTSIDE of our little bubble here.

The GUI is, IMHO, going to be vastly more important and impactful that many here realize.

Srsly.

Normal people cannot deal with command line stuff. It's unfortunate but it's just simply true.

Look back at history and see what happened to the overall computer revolution when things moved from CP/M and DOS to Apple's GUI and ultimately Windows.

On a smaller scale, obviously, THAT is what can happen HERE for XMR -- but only once we *finally* have decent useable and well-designed GUI tools.

My initial experience with the GUI reported in this thread above is hopefully borne out in the future and will be ignition to rocket fuel for moon launch that I believe all of us here in this Epic XMR Spec Thread want to see... fingers crossed!!! Cheesy