How much time do you have?

"Brian Vallelunga" <brian[at]vallelunga.com.no_spam> wrote in message
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Cal Learner-- MVP wrote:
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Well, I didn't have the investment chart on my home page. I removed
everything from my home page and so far so good. Why in the world hasn't
Microsoft fixed this if it is a known bug? I also have the problem where
my balance is incorrectly shown for credit cards if the sort order is in
the non-default direction. These are stupid bugs that should have been
fixed a long time ago.

Now that I hear 2006 is coming out, I'm conflicted. If it fixes the bugs
and doesn't introduce new ones should I buy it? That would seem to just
encourage MS to not fix things in current versions, and make people pay
for the fixes with new version. Hmm... I'd love to get two years out of
M05 and I could if they would just fix the known bugs! It's not
expensive software and I don't mind upgrading every two years, but damn,
what's wrong with them?

Brian

In microsoft.public.money, Brian Vallelunga wrote:

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See http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;897037
and skip to the bottom "If the issue still occurs, remove the
Investment Performance Chart from your Money 2005 home page"
section.

When I start Money 05 and sign in online, the program goes to the My
Money homepage and then crashes. This happens every time I start money
while online. If I check the Work Offline checkbox, the system is fine,
but I can't download anything.

To get it to work I have to start Money 05 and then before I log in, I
kill the mnybbsvc.exe program. Then it will occasionally work, but often
requires another kill/startup cycle.

Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks.

PS: I have the latest version and it has worked fine for me so far.

Brian