Really???

Mine was fine in the past and now it is so slow it is almost unuseable!!!



"JML" <nospam[at]spamisbad.com> wrote in message
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Same basic feature set (for my purposes anyway) but M2005 is WAY faster than
any prior version. As I have been using Money for such a long time, my file
size is large and prior versions were brutally slow, even on a very fast
machine. With M2005, I no longer have that complaint.

John

"JohnA" <John[at]TheAtas.org-spamguard> wrote in message
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Hi JML.

What do you like about 2005 over previous revisions such as 2004?

-- John

"JML" <nospam[at]spamisbad.com> wrote in message
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Sure would love for this to get fixed. Other than this (very signficant)
problem, I am really liking M2005 and I've been a Money user since the early
90's.


"Larry" <lawrenceoleary[at]SPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
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I don't know for sure, but I think this is an OS thing. Update at Startup
worked just fine for me until I upgraded to WinXP SP2. I have also noticed
that some features and settings in Money are not saving to the registry.
For example, the "Hide Update Progress Window" option checkbox in the update
progress window. I would check it, and all would be fine... but then when I
opened Money up the next day, it would be unchecked. I found a way around
this through editing the system registry directly. I set the options myself
in the registry and all works fine. It would just be a matter of finding
where this setting is saved in the registry and I am sure it could be fixed.

Larry

"Lee C." <noSpam[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I discovered this false-feature in trying to overcome the removal of Money
Express from the product. I put a shortcut to Money 2005 in my Startup
folder. Not that I actually want the whole app running all the time, but I
need to be lured into the app regularly to stay on top of things.

Anyway, when it launches on bootup, I still have to click on "Next" or "Sign
In", then I have to wait for it to load, then I have to click through the
process of forcing the Internet update. Then I have to navigate back to my
Home or overview screen. It all adds up to a daily chore--especially
compared to the old Money Express.

Any other suggestions for dealing with the loss of Money Express?

Thanks,
Lee

"Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in
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This is just one of many things about M05 that is just plain broken.

"Lee C." <noSpam[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Thanks in advance for any assistance. In Tools | Settings | Online
Services, I have checked the checkbox to "Automatically update accounts
online when I start Money" but it does not do it.

In Help, under "About automatic online updates", it says to:
1. Save your bank sign-in information in Money.
2. Sign in to Money with a Microsoft .NET Passport.

I have already done both a long time ago. Internet updates work when I
force the update, but that is not "automatic".

Software should make my life easier,
Lee