Thanks Mark,

fdl, got it.

-Kevin
"Mark" <abcd[at]abcd.com> wrote in message
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Thanks Cal:

I installed the IEAK for IE 5 which they say doesn't work with IE 6 but
does.

Anyway the IEAK adds to the Tools menu: "Add to Trusted zone" and
"Add to Restricted zone" so I can easily add sites that I know are safe
to the Trusted zone (Medium security) without having to type each one in.

Neeless to say my "Trusted" list is quite extensive.

I'll post back in a few days with the results of these latest additions
supplied
by Mark.
Like I said earlier, I've NOT received the notice to update the software
again so far today.

Thanks again,

-Kevin

"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
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I mistyped it, it was fdl ("file down load")

"Kevin" <nospam[at]nospam.com> wrote in message
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In microsoft.public.money, Cal Learner-- MVP wrote:

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And I see I also have
login.live.com
local.live.com

In microsoft.public.money, Kevin wrote:

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I am also one who tries to tighten IE6 and consequently breaks
things in the process.

My IE6 Tools-> InternetOptions-> Security Trusted Sites list currently
includes these:

*.fdl.msn.com
login.passport.net [redundant with later one]
*.microsoft.com
*.moneycentral.msn.com
g.msn.com
*.passport.com
*.passport.net

I uncheck the "Require server verification" box.

I did not have money:// and I will be considering that one.

I have not reviewed my list for a while, and I would like to use
your observations to help bring it up to date. I did not list
*.msn.com after doing a search for things I would not expect to find
on a tight site.


I have previously found that over-tightening the Local Zone had some
surprising effects on installs, but I don't immediately locate my
notes on which setting was the problem.

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Thanks Mark:

moneycentral.msn.com was already listed in "Trusted Sites"
added fld.microsoft.com
and added money://

One question, is "fld" correct or did you mean "ftp"?

I've opened Money twice so far today and no software updates!
Not sure which entry did the trick, but something is working...So far.

Thanks again,
-Kevin

"Mark" <abcd[at]abcd.com> wrote in message
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You may simply be able to add Money to the "Trusted Sites" list.
Specifically I would add:
moneycentral.msn.com (since this is where the investment/quote data comes
from)
fld.microsoft.com (microsoft's file download server, where updates come
from)
money:// (this is the Money user interface protocols)

See if that helps.
-Mark

"Kevin" <nospam[at]nospam.com> wrote in message
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Thanks JB
I don't want to keep my security levels lowered.

What I've come up with is a small batch file that opens Money
and also opens Internet Explorer's options so I can be reminded
to lower my security levels only while I'm using Money and raise
them again when I'm done.

If anyone's interested, the batch file is:

"X:\My Documents\IE Options.lnk"
"X:\Program Files\Microsoft Money 2007\MNYCoreFiles\msmoney.exe"

X is obviously your particular drive letter.
Save it in Notepad with a .bat extention.

Options.lnk is created by right clicking Internet Options in the Control
Panel
and choosing Create Shortcut.
It will offer to place it on your Desktop where you can drag it to wherever
you want. In my case My Documents.

At least this way I'll remember to set my security levels before and after I
use Money.

To me, it doesn't make sense that one should have to lower their security
levels to run a financial program.

Thanks again,
-Kevin

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Kevin,

In Program Files/Microsoft Money 2007/readme.htm Item 7 says to set the
Internet zone to Medium. Not sure if this will solve your problem, but
that along with a review of their other suggestions may help. Good
Luck!

Regards,
JB

Kevin wrote:
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Dear NG:

Every day when I open my Money file, I receive a notice that states:
"To continue operating successfully, Money requires a software update.
Click OK to close Money and begin the update now."

I close Money, click OK. Another notice opens that states: "Money is
now ready to download the new files. To begin the installation, click OK.

Another notice Please wait while Money update installs the new files...
(Paraphrased since the notice closed before I could copy down exactly
what it said)

You can see file names flashing by within the notice window.

Finally, "The download was successful. Click OK to complete the
software update and then restart Money."

Fortunately these updates complete successfully and other than the
annoyance of going through this every day, all seems to work ok.

Since Money is so tightly integrated with Internet Explorer, could the
fact that I keep my "Internet" zone security level set to High, and my
"Trusted" zone set to Medium have something to do with Money not
recognizing that it has already installed these updates?

Anybody else experiencing this issue?

Thanks for any advice.

-Kevin