The way you'd need to do it is to export all of the accounts into QIF format
and then import them into the newer version.

http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;q197668 and
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;EN-US;178830

In the latter KB article, MS have updated it for Money 2005 (it appears a
menu item has moved).

You can't transfer some information this way, such as scheduled
bills/deposits or planner data, so that would need to be entered manually.
It is possible to have to versions installed at once (although you can only
run one at a time). This might help the conversion.

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"Andrea" <agarbelotto[at]tin.it> wrote in message
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Microsoft is not updating the italian version of Money 2000
so I would like to switch to the US version. How can I
convert my data to the new Money 2004 or 2005 US version?
Thanks