If you are talking about two machines syncing local Money files with a MSN
served account, that's not the way I understand what they've done.

I could well be wrong.

My understanding is that the point of the M05 "File Sharing" value add is
that they've enabled multiple Passports to be associated with the web
account so that, say, your lover can login to the web Money subset using her
Passport, update it, and then you get the updates back in your local copy.
The point was to make it possible for you to grant access to the web data
without having to share your Passport. I don't believe they enabled TWO
correspondent Money data files to synchronize through the SAME web served
data set. (This would suggest shipping the entire data set to the server in
order to get it to the second machine. My file's 52MB. I don't think that's
what they are doing.) Anybody lurking who knows better, please correct me if
I'm wrong.

"Art McClinton" <art[at]nova.org> wrote in message
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Money 05 provides Web access to your data file if you set up a passport.
It is then available on moneycentral.com. However it does not have
the look and feel of Money on your local machine. If I understand it,
you can also install money on a second computer and point to the same
file and it will then keep both machines up to date so you can then have
the full features on both machines.

The other way to do this (in addition to a file server as has already
been pointed out) is to use PC-Anywhere or a like program to allow you
to remotely run your pc and your single data base.

Rick Johnston wrote:

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Let me restate part of that:

If you want to get to a copy of some subset of your data from a web client,
make some but not all forms of updates, then synchronize the updated web
copy with your desktop, and are willing to store your data on an MSN web
server secured via your Passport to do it, check out what the on-net help
calls, misleadingly, "file sharing".

"Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in
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Not unless you share your local file system over some network you can get to
remotely.

If you want to get to a copy of some of your data from a web client then
synchronize the web copy with your desktop, and are willing to store your
data on an MSN web server to do it, check out what the on-net help calls,
misleadingly, "file sharing".

"Rick Johnston" <richardjohnston[at]bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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Hello,

Is there a way to access the full features and data of Money 2005 on my home
desktop from a remote computer?

Thanks in advance.

Rick