In microsoft.public.money, "Ray U" <Ray U[at]discussions.microsoft.comwrote:

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Have you put the same passport on a file that you used when you
bought the upgrade?

I would create a new XP user, and create a file with that Passport
if the problem is still there.



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I'm also having this problem. I've un-installed, rebooted, re-installed,
created new file, checked firewall settings, removed my passport from the
file, etc, etc.

Continues to show "Trial" version.

Any ideas?

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, Carl wrote:

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See http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;900969

to solve this issue, we need to make sure we have associated the Passport you
used to purchase the Money 2006 Web Download, so that the downloaded version
of Money will upgrade itself to the full version. Let's perform the following
steps to check the Passport association:
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purchase the Money 2006 Web Download.
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to be patient. Check if the Money 2006 full version is installed properly now.

Worked for me,
However my 2006 premium crashes every time I click the bill tab..]...any
suggestions?

Carl

"Jeff" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, Jeff wrote:

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Do something similar to, but not the same as
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;889930

In the resolution, create a NEW empty file (named perhaps Temp.mny)
that you put the referenced Passport onto. Close Money. Restart
Money.

Confirm that Money shows the right version. Then click on your
real Money file that is shown on the bottom of the File menu.

I recently purchased the Money 2006 Premium Upgrade from my original 2004
version. Now when I open the program, it says I only have the trial version
that will expire in 90 days. Does anyone have the solution?