"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
news:5t2nu1t8mtakenkaabi03078cm0s4lqm41[at]4ax.com...
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Excuse my butting in to correct a typo:

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--
Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL

In microsoft.public.money, Bobby S wrote:

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There has not been a Canadian Deluxe version since 2000.

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You can get useful reports, but not what you are looking for.

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Yes. If Money started converting your Money 2003 file, it left a
copy of your Money 2003 file named *.m11 on your drive.

They need to be installed into different folders, and you need to
tell the new install to not install the old. If you allowed Money
2006 to uninstall your older version, you will need to reinstall
from the disk.

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They can be installed, and can be run separately. Money 2006 Deluxe
cannot make sense of your Canadian file. You could do QIF
export/import.

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;197668


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Hello,
I am having fun ... microsoft has made the US deluxe version incompatable
with the Canadian version of Money and as of yet they are not producing a
Deluxe version for Canadian users. Every two years I get the new version of
MS Money for Canadian users and this year they decided to pull out the
'forecast cashflow' feature unannounced. That feature was the main reason
(only reason almost) that I was purchasing MS Money. I have gotten useful
reports out of MS Money 2006 Canadian version, but every time I restart it
the useful reports seem to get deleted from my favorites listings and then
it takes me hours to find it again.

a )Who do I contact to find out about a Canadian Deluxe version?
b) Is there a way to get MS Money 2006 Canadian version to produce useful
reports (ie Forcasting Cashflow)
c) anyway to get my money back?
d) can I have both MS Money 2003 and MS Money 2006 installed and running?

Thanks for your time,

Bobby