Sue,

As Cal correctly pointed out you can just enter the "one-time"
transactions in your account register as they occur....OR:

Even though MS Money calls a scheduled bill recurring, you can still
set up one-time bills under Bills and Deposits and choose "Only Once"
when setting the frequency. Of course the only value of doing
one-time transactions this way is if you're aware of the transaction
far enough in advance and want to keep as accurate a picture of your
future cash flow as possible.

Otherwise, just enter as you go!

Regards,
JB



"Sue" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<465a01c47fec$510d44d0$a501280a[at]phx.gbl> ...
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On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 14:44:02 -0700, Sue
<anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

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Good morning...

in the Bills & Payments section i've often entered a non-recurring bill
when i got the invoice, and dated it for when the amount was due.

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In microsoft.public.money, Sue wrote:

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I would just enter a Payment into the checking account register.

I have Money 2003 Deluxe & Business. I have a small at-
home retail business and buy products to sell from
various vendors. How do I show that I've paid a bill for
the products I've purchased? My only choice is a
recurring bill, which this isn't. How do I show that
I've paid for office supplies or equipment? These aren't
recurring bills either.

The "help" feature on Money rarely answers any of my
questions, the booklet that came with my software had
very little info., mostly just ads for various products
and services. I've been looking for a how-to book, but
have only found ones that covered Money, but not the
Business portion. Has any else had any better luck?