Tough to say. Normally one doesn't open a .MBF file, one Restores it.

Can you just open your old .MNY file and skip the whole backup/restore
thing?

Did you do an Internet Update of Money before even trying to restore/open
you old data? If not, it is ***strongly*** recommended that you do so. You
might even want to do that and then try opening the old .MNY/restoring the
old .MBF again.

In case you haven't tumbled to it yet, M05 is not the Money Team's finest
effort. Skipping it entirely might still be a good choice.

"Craig M." <Craig M.[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B5501278-A95F-4D08-B7A5-CD4CC72A3386[at]microsoft.com...
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In microsoft.public.money, "Craig M." <Craig
M.[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

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When you do Help-> About, what version does it say Money is? It
should be 14.0.120.1105.

How large is the converted *.mny file?

Hi,

I just upgraded to 2005 Deluxe. After the install, I opened my .mbf file
and Money told me that it converted my file. So, I want to make sure it
imported everything correctly and it didn't import anything. My bills that
were in my previous version aren't there and non of my bank accounts that I
had years of entries for.

Where did my account information go?

Thanks.