"William R Wood" <w.wood[at]cox.net> wrote in message
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Thanks.

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Robert

I don't have a Chase card so I don't know but 2002 works perfectly with
Citi Cards which I do use.

You can buy Money 2002 at Amazon cheap (and on eBay). No way I would ever
sell my copy

Regards

Bill Wood




"Robert W." <rwycoff[at][127.0.0.1]> wrote in message
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"William R Wood" <w.wood[at]cox.net> wrote in message
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If 2002 will work with the new Chase download system, where can I get a
copy?

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Robert

David

My question is why would you want to downgrade from Money 2002 to 2006???

I use 2002 and find it superior to 2006 which I tested and rejected quickly.
I did not find a single useful new feature in 2006 but I did find several
interface changes that were very negative, large amounts of very annoying
advertising, useless silly features like simplified registers and budgets,
and worst of all, 2006 automatically expires downloads forcing you to
upgrade in 2 years. Why buy into forced upgrades when MSFT never adds any
decent features?

Money 2002 does everything 2006 does and better in my view and downloads do
not expire. Take 2006 back and be glad you already have the best version
ever produced

If you insist on trying 2006, take your store copy back for a refund and
download 2006 from MSFT's website and try it for free with no obligation to
buy. The download version has all available features as far as I recall. I
don't specifically recall but I'm pretty sure cash flow and debt reduction
are in there.


Regards,

Bill Wood
Fountain Hills, AZ





"David Slinn" <dslinn[at]accesscomm.ca> wrote in message
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I just upgraded my money version (2002 Standard) to Money 2006 "Canadian
Edition". Now, two features I used a lot in 2002 was the debt reduction
planner and the cash flow forecast chart. I can't find either of these
options in the new version.

When I go to help > about, the version says 2006 Standard, not Canadian,
Edition. Well, there was no other options available on the shelf where I
bought this. Is the Canadian edition nothing but a repackaged standard? If
so, can I buy the american Deluxe version to get the Debt Reduction planner
back??

And is the cash flow forecast chart even in the deluxe version, or is it
gone completely? I've come to depend on that chart to show me if I have
enough cash in my account to cover bills coming up in the next 30, 60 and 90
day periods?