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08-20-2003, 03:40 AM
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 Re: "Unable to initalize a required money component" - quote - > -----Original Message-----
simply C:\Programs. That did the trick, though I admit I> In microsoft.public.money, edpipeline wrote: > > Thanks for reply. Yes, I've uninstalled Money 2000 and > > reinstalled it. Tried this procedure several times. The > > bulletin describes exactly the procedure I followed. I'm > > thinking something in the compatability wizard did > > something to the registry causing the problem. > > Unfortunately, my restore function doesn't predate the > > problem. > I don't think you need the compatibility set for Money 2000. Try > installing Money to a different folder. > Cal, that was a great suggestion. I changed the destination folder from C:\Programs\Microsoft Money to don't understand why. Thanks for your help. Ed - quote - > . |
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08-19-2003, 12:00 AM
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| Re: "Unable to initalize a required money component" In microsoft.public.money, edpipeline wrote: - quote - > Thanks for reply. Yes, I've uninstalled Money 2000 and
I don't think you need the compatibility set for Money 2000. Try> reinstalled it. Tried this procedure several times. The > bulletin describes exactly the procedure I followed. I'm > thinking something in the compatability wizard did > something to the registry causing the problem. > Unfortunately, my restore function doesn't predate the > problem. installing Money to a different folder. |
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08-18-2003, 11:02 PM
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| Re: "Unable to initalize a required money component" - quote - > -----Original Message-----
bulletin describes exactly the procedure I followed. I'm> In microsoft.public.money, edpipeline wrote: > > ...please reinstall Money from cd rom". I have tried that > > several times and my Money 2000 doesn't function anymore. > > Recently upgraded to XP and the problem occured after I > > used the compatablity wizard to try windows 98 as the os > > which worked the best. Any suggestions? I have tried the > > trial 2004 but I yearn for my old 2000 version. > Have you reinstalled Money 2000? See > http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en- us;266107 > Thanks for reply. Yes, I've uninstalled Money 2000 and reinstalled it. Tried this procedure several times. The thinking something in the compatability wizard did something to the registry causing the problem. Unfortunately, my restore function doesn't predate the problem. - quote - > . |
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08-18-2003, 10:14 PM
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| Re: "Unable to initalize a required money component" In microsoft.public.money, edpipeline wrote: - quote - > ...please reinstall Money from cd rom". I have tried that
Have you reinstalled Money 2000? See> several times and my Money 2000 doesn't function anymore. > Recently upgraded to XP and the problem occured after I > used the compatablity wizard to try windows 98 as the os > which worked the best. Any suggestions? I have tried the > trial 2004 but I yearn for my old 2000 version. http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;266107 |
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