I don't remember exactly the error message but the complaint was about not
being able to convert the file because it was protected
in some way. (I tried removing the password protection with Money 2004 but
that didn't help).

I have a spreadsheet that is kept up more or less in real time to keeps
track of my tax projections. Up until the 15% change for dividends Money and
my spread sheet were usually in the same ballpark, not anymore.

The 2005 demo download also did something that prevented Tax Cut from
finding the Money program (not the data at least that was
what the error from taxcut implied).

I had to install 2004, remove it completely install 2005 demo, remove it
completely, and then install 2004 again before
TaxCut could find the program.

Michael



"Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in
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I doubt it. I don't think there's any way to code the dividends differently
so I bet the tax estimator neither knows nor cares.

Why won't M05 trial open your M04 file? (BTW, that may not be a bad thing.
M05 isn't exactly worth leaping to unless you Really, Really Want What
Yodlee Has To Give. See http://umpmfaq.info/Money2005.htm for why I say
this.)

BTW, "projected taxes in 2004 are way too high" is a good problem two have
in several dimensions.

"Michael Walraven" <walraven[at]notstarpowers.net> wrote in message
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Does Money 2005 understand about qualified dividends being taxed at 15% (My
projected taxes in 2004 are way to high because of this change). (I would
try the download demo version myself to see but it won't use my 2004 .mny
file grrrr.)

Thanks, Michael