Thank you Cal for the response....

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, Lloyd wrote:

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If your Money 2005 version is not 14.0.*.1105 (Help-> About), it is
important that at least the one update be applied before you figure
out how to lock out future messages.

In response to your question, no. But I thought I would try to make
the case for the one important update.

We're in the process of deploying Microsoft Money 2005 to users in our
workplace. While testing, we're receiving a message "An update is available
for your Money software. Do you want to install the update now? To install
now, click Yes. To postpone installation and get a reminder later, click
No."

We do not want the users in the workplace to see this message. Is there a
way to suppress internet update messages in Money 2005?