Well said Steve

"Steve" <sjcohen730[at]aol.com> wrote in message
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CCrusher, I can only say that NO ONE forces you to buy Money every
year. I have upgraded every year for ten years now because, for the $20
to $25 it costs me it is well worth it to me. The product isn't perfect
by a lot, but, as a personal finance tool it does a good job for me and
I have seen some improvement over the years. The key thing to me is
that I have continuously added new data and faithfully kept my
information up to date and therefore I have a very accurate idea of my
expenses and my planning for retirement. People who use this product
just when they feel like it are surely wasting their money. JMHO. Steve

How many versions of money will there be? When will people get to stop
buying the same old program year after year. If Microsoft was into
landscaping, they would sell the same tree they planted in 1990 to the buyer
year after year.....Microsoft says "mam, you owe us 40 dollars".., mam says
" but you charged me for that tree 3 years ago"...Microsoft says.." yes, but
the tree has grown, and with increased ability of the tree, you must
constantly pay for the same tree. yet the tree is the same tree."
Intellectual property, or the same adding and subtracting program resold
year after year. Money blows...and Microsoft blows by limiting what chinese
ppl can search for with IE. Shame on microsoft and their good for nothing
ppl whom can only repackage the same old crap year after year. If it wasnt
for Macintosh, Msoft wouldnt know what an icon was.