MH> PMBI, but you should read about something that economists call
MH> "the broken window fallacy". See: http://freedomkeys.com/window.htm

When the economy can't offer a good suit, it will resort to breaking
windows.

Plus, hiring someone to break a window is cheaper than creating the
infrastructure necessary for making good suites. Once someone makes this (or
similar) discovery, all others have to follow the suit "to stay
conpetitive".

Vadim

On 2005-01-26, Vadim Rapp <vrapp[at]nospam.polyscience.com> wrote:
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PMBI, but you should read about something that economists call
"the broken window fallacy". See: http://freedomkeys.com/window.htm

DW> The need to brake and steer does not.

A need is not objective. It exists only in the mind - if it does. When the
new car crashes into the wall, maybe the driver will realize that it might
be avoided with the steering wheel; but maybe not - he (/his insurance) will
pay the fines and damages, generating waves of business for the surrounding
economy, which from the perspective of that very ecomony is good; the circle
becomes complete with the economy showing the commercial of the new car
every 15 minutes on the tube. The fact that the business circle was fake
does not matter, since the need for it existed only in the mind anyways.

The need to brake and steer does not.

"Vadim Rapp" <vrapp[at]nospam.polyscience.com> wrote in message
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Hello Dick:
You wrote on Wed, 19 Jan 2005 19:42:29 -0700:

DW> We sometimes forget that there are a lot of people that really struggle
DW> with these newfangled computer things. At some point, though, that's
DW> like people who struggle with driving. If they aren't willing to go to
DW> some trouble and effort to learn, maybe they should skip it?

If the car manufacturer is encouraging them to drive no matter what, and
even makes new release of the car without brakes, gears, and even steering
wheel, then the struggle, trouble, and effort become obsolete.

Vadim

1, 2, 3, 4=95, 5=97, 6=98, 7=99, 8=2k, 9=01, 10=02, 11=03, 12=04, 13=???,
14=05.

We sometimes forget that there are a lot of people that really struggle with
these newfangled computer things. At some point, though, that's like people
who struggle with driving. If they aren't willing to go to some trouble and
effort to learn, maybe they should skip it?

"Vadim Rapp" <vrapp[at]nospam.polyscience.com> wrote in message
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-----From Money 99 readme file----
ReadMe File for Microsoft Money 99 Version 7.0
July, 1998
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(c) Copyright Microsoft Corporation, 1998

-----

Thus I am guessing that Money 97 is Version 5. Possibly someone in the
group has a copy they can confirm and even sell/give you.

Art



Vadim Rapp wrote:

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Hello Dick:
You wrote on Mon, 6 Dec 2004 18:51:52 -0700:

DW> This may be hard.

what's surprising, however, is the number of currently selling books about
Money 99 (I believe 5=99)

Another indicative effect is that pretty much all those books teach "fast
and easy", "for dummies", "in 24 hours", "at a glance", etc. This kinda
explains the phenomenon of the essential register, doesn't it :-)

Vadim

Have you checked Ebay? This may be hard. Good luck.

"Yasmine" <Mine_Yas[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

I did read earlier postings and do realise you're all gonna dislike this
question ;-)

About 6 years ago I bought a PC .. it was pre-installed with msmoney 5.0
A few weeks ago I bought a new PC ... I managed to relocate all needed
programs and files ... except msmoney 5.0 !!!!!

I already found out .. it's not possible to relocate this program ... but
because my husband is dyslectic, and capable to work with this prog. I'm
having a urge to retain ( and being capable to proceed) msmoney 5.0

Is there anyone who can tell me how to get it ??

With lots of excuses

Yas ;-)