On Sat, 17 Sep 2005 22:21:35 -0400, Dave M wrote:

Thats interesting and I had not thought of doing that. What happened to
the count of new transactions to be viewed. Did it go to zero, or are they
still hanging around?

BTW, I ending up exporting ~100 QIF file and reading them back in. Did in
Money 2006 and within a hour or two it starting crashing whenever I would
try to customize the portfolio. Did again in Money 2004 and its been OK
for about 5 days now.

TM


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I had the same problem and tried everything you have. The only way I
finally got things working was to manually enter the transactions which
were not showing up. After that things began working again, about 2
weeks now....

Treadmill wrote:
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In microsoft.public.money, Treadmill wrote:

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If you download the trial, you do not have to uninstall the earlier
version. Be alert during install, however, because I think that
installing the older version is a default at some point. You can
have both 2004 and 2006 on your computer at the same time, installed
into different folders. You can have them open, one at a time.

The only caveats I can think of are the last-installed is set up
with the file associations, so when you download an OFX or QIF, the
last installed gets fed the file. To feed the file to both, save
the file to disk, and do File-> Import to both. Just clicking a
link sends the file to the last-installed. You could manually
adjust the associations, or could reinstall 2004 to reset the
associations. Also, I would have some concern if the you had same
Passport on both files, but others have said that is not a problem.

If you want to be able to open both versions alternately, I would
copy your Money 2004 file to another filename such as Mon06.mny.
If there is a Passport on the file, you could consider opening the
copy with Money 2004 and remove the passport before converting.
Again, if you don't do this, there may be no downside. I am just
cautious.

I've seen a few threads on this topic, but nothing that seemed to resolve
it.

For the last 6 months I've intermittently had problems with one or more
accounts having new transactions, but they were not showing up in the
register. I've gone to backups from a few days earlier and that has fixed
the problem. One time rebooting the computer was the only thing that got
transactions to show up.

This week its back, and in addition Money crashes when updating. Repair
found some errors, but fixing them did not help. Have lots of daily
backups, but they all had the same problem with crashing.

So, I went back to early August for what seemed to be the best backup, and
tried to update from that. However, then I started to get lots of
transactions that were not visible. Depending on whether I did all
accounts or just some, I got completely different results. Just completely
confusing ¡V if I did all accounts only 1 Amex account had visible
transactions. So, I tried to just do Amex and then none of the Amex
accounts got any visible transactions.

I cleared out everything in the cache, temp directory, everything else I
could find and it didn¡¦t help. I've found some XML file in Money's
webcache directory(s) that get created on downloads, and a few files in the
temp directory, but deleting them made no difference.

I then took the file to my wife's computer, which had never seen Money, did
the update there and presto 9 of 10 accounts had visible transactions.
However, I still can't get that one (which has 50+ new transactions) to be
visible. I tried direct download, OFX, QIF, to no avail.

Does anyone have a clue as to where this account information is stored? It
certainly seems to be somewhere outside the Money file, but I can't find
anything that looks relevant.

Or, does anyone have a sense of whether M2006 will end up fixing the
problem?

Thanks
TM