Tries MS Money 2004 Trial.

#2 08-25-2004, 12:52 AM

I did find the *.m10 file and did remane it to *.mny, and
it did the trick. I am back in business. Thanks for
your help!!!!!

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> -----Original Message-----
> In microsoft.public.money, Joe Gilley wrote:
> > I downloaded and tried Money 2004 from the Microsoft
> > site. It was an upgrade from MS Money 2002. I
installed
> > it beside my MS Money 2002. I converted the file, and
it
> > said it created a backup file with ".Mnn" where nn is a
> > version number. It said that if I went back to money
> > 2002 I would need to open this backup file.
> and that .Mnn was .m10.
> > > After testing it a little, I did a system restore to a
> > checkpoint of a week ago (still trying to fix another
> > problem with MS Money 2002). Now when I run MS Money
> > 2002 and I open that backup file, it asks me for a
> > password. The original file was not password
protected,
> > and I did not see any mention that the backup file it
was
> > creating would have a password. DDid I miss that? Is
> > the password assigned a standard one, and if so, can
you
> > tell me what it is?
> I would copy the *.m10 file to a *.mny name. Open that
file with
> Money 2002.
> .

#1 08-24-2004, 01:20 AM

Are you sure you are trying to restore the 2002 version back-up? I believe
you get the password protected notice when attempting to open a money file
version that is newer than the program version, i.e 2004 file with Money
2002.

"Joe Gilley" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:beef01c48972$ae5acd80$a601280a[at]phx.gbl...
- quote -

> I downloaded and tried Money 2004 from the Microsoft
> site. It was an upgrade from MS Money 2002. I installed
> it beside my MS Money 2002. I converted the file, and it
> said it created a backup file with ".Mnn" where nn is a
> version number. It said that if I went back to money
> 2002 I would need to open this backup file.
> After testing it a little, I did a system restore to a
> checkpoint of a week ago (still trying to fix another
> problem with MS Money 2002). Now when I run MS Money
> 2002 and I open that backup file, it asks me for a
> password. The original file was not password protected,
> and I did not see any mention that the backup file it was
> creating would have a password. DDid I miss that? Is
> the password assigned a standard one, and if so, can you
> tell me what it is?

08-24-2004, 12:57 AM

In microsoft.public.money, Joe Gilley wrote:

- quote -

> I downloaded and tried Money 2004 from the Microsoft
> site. It was an upgrade from MS Money 2002. I installed
> it beside my MS Money 2002. I converted the file, and it
> said it created a backup file with ".Mnn" where nn is a
> version number. It said that if I went back to money
> 2002 I would need to open this backup file.

and that .Mnn was .m10.

- quote -

> After testing it a little, I did a system restore to a
> checkpoint of a week ago (still trying to fix another
> problem with MS Money 2002). Now when I run MS Money
> 2002 and I open that backup file, it asks me for a
> password. The original file was not password protected,
> and I did not see any mention that the backup file it was
> creating would have a password. DDid I miss that? Is
> the password assigned a standard one, and if so, can you
> tell me what it is?

I would copy the *.m10 file to a *.mny name. Open that file with
Money 2002.

#-1 08-24-2004, 12:38 AM

I downloaded and tried Money 2004 from the Microsoft
site. It was an upgrade from MS Money 2002. I installed
it beside my MS Money 2002. I converted the file, and it
said it created a backup file with ".Mnn" where nn is a
version number. It said that if I went back to money
2002 I would need to open this backup file.

After testing it a little, I did a system restore to a
checkpoint of a week ago (still trying to fix another
problem with MS Money 2002). Now when I run MS Money
2002 and I open that backup file, it asks me for a
password. The original file was not password protected,
and I did not see any mention that the backup file it was
creating would have a password. DDid I miss that? Is
the password assigned a standard one, and if so, can you
tell me what it is?

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