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| In microsoft.public.money, Gwen C wrote: - quote - > Over the last several days, I have noticed a new problem with my M05 file. I
It may be that Money via background banking is re-downloading, but> download transactions from the bank, review them, editing as necessary, then, > "Accept" them. When I close out that M05 session, I always back-up to my > hard drive and a floppy. The problem is that, when I re-open M05 the next > time, those transactions that I previously "Accepted" are still showing as > needing review. In other words, it appears as though my 'Save' isnt' > working. I am currently creating an additional back-up floppy, but, i > wondered if this is a known problem, and, how to remedy it? not recognizing that these are previously downloaded transactions. It may be a Yodlee thing. In doing backups, it is a good idea to not continually overwrite your backups. The problem is that if you need to undo something, you may have overwritten the backups from a few days ago and before. - quote - > Also, in reading the Archives of this board, I found a note from a user that
While it is possible to browse to the CD writing place, it is better> stated that WinXP has a 'built-in' that will allow me to save my M05 file to > a CD in addition to the floppy. Is this true? If so, where do I find > documentation on that? I cannot locate it, anywhere. to backup to hard drive and periodically copy a backup to CD. Either change the name to something unique that will not overwrite earlier backups on the CD, or put each into its own folder on the CD. Here is my suggested backup strategy for Money 2005: In [M05: Tools-> Settings-> BackupOptions] I suggest checking x Automatically backup to hard disk on exit x Prompt me before backing up each time* x Make my file small ... Then periodically, perhaps once per month or more, copy your latest backup (named differently from your earlier backups) to a CDR. With XP, this can be a copy and paste operation. Otherwise use the burning software that came with your CDR drive. I strongly suggest use of a USB Flash drive also, in addition to backing up to your hard drive. They typically act like a big floppy. For a more automated way to make multiple backups, see Glyn Simpson's method at http://money.mvps.org/backup.aspx * This has two advantages. You can change the file name occasionally. I like to pick a name something like money050611. Then it is easy to change the name to have multiple backups. The ..mbf extension is automatic. The other advantage is that you can choose "Don't Back Up, or you change your mind about exiting by simply clicking the X in the upper right of the pop-up box. |
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| Over the last several days, I have noticed a new problem with my M05 file. I download transactions from the bank, review them, editing as necessary, then, "Accept" them. When I close out that M05 session, I always back-up to my hard drive and a floppy. The problem is that, when I re-open M05 the next time, those transactions that I previously "Accepted" are still showing as needing review. In other words, it appears as though my 'Save' isnt' working. I am currently creating an additional back-up floppy, but, i wondered if this is a known problem, and, how to remedy it? Also, in reading the Archives of this board, I found a note from a user that stated that WinXP has a 'built-in' that will allow me to save my M05 file to a CD in addition to the floppy. Is this true? If so, where do I find documentation on that? I cannot locate it, anywhere. Thanks, |
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