This does not imply that activesync is involved. I tend to doubt it is, but
believe that they will force you to manually import something like a QIF file
to import and then export your Money transactions via QIF. Not seemless.

Bill

"Fred Todt" wrote:

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The blurb from their website suggests that the synchronization is seamless:

"With Spb Finance Money Edition and Quick Edition you would be able to
seamlessly synchronize your financial data on Pocket PC with desktop
financial programs (Microsoft Money and Quicken). The synchronization is
done via ActiveSync, just like Contacts or Calendar Appointments."

But, I don't have any first-hand experience with the program. Anyone else?

-Fred

"Bill Mac" <BillMac[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:77E91263-EB4B-4D97-9B96-2FA71987BDDC[at]microsoft.com...
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I keep referring to their website to see what's new but have not used the
product yet. I would want to make sure the syncronization with the desktop
MS Money is seemless through activesync and does not require a manual
import/export. Do you know if it does?

Bill

"Fred Todt" wrote:

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Anyone here ever used Spb Finance 1.9.0 on a PocketPC to synchronize with MS
Money? Looks a lot more comprehensive than MS Money for the Pocket PC.
Seems to have sensible budgeting capabilities. But, before I buy (~$20), I
thought I'd ask for reviews. Thanks.