In microsoft.public.money, Patrick C <Patrick
C[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

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The Business version is pretty much a superset of Deluxe and
Premium. So what you would probably do is to have two files--
business and personal.

The one difference may be that you will have to specify a category
for a transaction. I am not sure. The regular versions let you leave
the category blank.

Hello Pat,

Based upon the possibility of using Money for a business application, I
would purchase the Small Business Version. If you search the WWW, you can
purchase the SB version for only $10 more than Deluxe and still get a $30
rebate!

The SB version provides capabilities for Accounts Receivable and Payable
plus even Payroll. For just $10 more, that is a great deal!

In any case, Money Standard, Deluxe and SB will handle multiple "sets of
books" like personal and business.

HTH Dennis


"Patrick C" wrote:

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What to do? If I'm an employee tracking my personal finances I can easily
see using the basic Money programs. If I'm running a small business I can
see using Money for small business. The question is....[since I don't yet
own the small business version]...will I also be able to manage my personal
finances along with my business finances with the small business version of
Money or do I have to use both, somehow???