Thanks Carl and Dick. Re-installing the program worked and the filetype
associations are back to normal. This time I simply re-installed over the
previous 2006 upgrade (without un-installing), and it works again. Thanks.

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, Wes Sanders wrote:

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Reinstall money 2006 should reestablish that. I don't know what
would have made that association go bad tho.

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..mny for the Money file, and .mbf for backup.


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Sounds to me like you uninstalled M05 after installing M06 Trial then
"upgraded" the trial. I'd bet "upgrade" does not re-register types removed
by uninstall of M05. I'd reinstall M06 completely.

"Wes Sanders" <WesSanders[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7ED00D0F-95DA-45EC-8327-9FF694E8B5B1[at]microsoft.com...
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Had 2005 Deluxe running along with the 2006 Trial and QIF importing worked
fine. Purchased 2006 Deluxe, uninstalled 2005 and completed the upgrade from
2006 trial to full 2006 Deluxe.

My bank uses the old OFC format for Money, so I am forced to use QIF to
import my downloaded info. Tonight, for the first time, after downloading
the QIF file, I get a message saying, roughly, that the file type is not
recognized, pick a program to open it with. The QIF is downloaded to my
desktop and no longer has a Money Icon associated with it. It worked with
the M2006 Trial edition just fine.

Ideas why QIF filetype association is not working now? Best way to fix?

Also a somewhat related question: What is the filetype extension for the
new 2006 Money data file? The only 'Money' type file extension that appears
in the 'filetype' tab under Control Panel/Folder Options/File Types is '.M14'
(M2005 file type). I don't see the '.mny' extension that I would normally
expect to see (XP home).

Thanks,
Wes Sanders