Updates Money versions

#2 04-21-2007, 08:18 PM

No that was definitely M2005.

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"Art McClinton" <art.mcclinton[at]cox.net> wrote in message
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- quote -

> I distinctly remember a patch for Money 2006. It was early right after the
> initial delivery.
> "Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
> news:0kbk239t6m98nt5fdfkhua7enmperk84u6[at]4ax.com...
> > In microsoft.public.money, wildwood178 wrote:
> > > > I am assuming that updates (patches) to Money are also halted when the
> > > download capability is cut off after what the 2 years?
> > > Is there a version i.e. 2004-2006 that has not received any patches as
> > > they
> > > are not manually downloadable? (only thing I like about Quicken they post
> > > their patches)
> > > I don't think that Money 2006 had a patch. I don't know if Money
> > 2004 had a patch.
> > > > I re-install windows from time to time and if its after the 2 year
> > > cut-off
> > > date I wont be able to get the patches correct?
> > > I don't expect reinstalling Windows without formatting will undo
> > patches. There are things like tax rates for tax estimates that are
> > downloaded that are not considered patches.
> > > > I like money but of course do not want to be forced to upgrade, I am
> > > satisfied with it as is.
> > > Even without patches, I expect those would stop downloading from FIs
> > and more.

#1 04-21-2007, 05:25 PM

I distinctly remember a patch for Money 2006. It was early right after the
initial delivery.

"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
news:0kbk239t6m98nt5fdfkhua7enmperk84u6[at]4ax.com...
- quote -

> In microsoft.public.money, wildwood178 wrote:
> > I am assuming that updates (patches) to Money are also halted when the
> > download capability is cut off after what the 2 years?
> > Is there a version i.e. 2004-2006 that has not received any patches as
> > they
> > are not manually downloadable? (only thing I like about Quicken they post
> > their patches)
> I don't think that Money 2006 had a patch. I don't know if Money
> 2004 had a patch.
> > I re-install windows from time to time and if its after the 2 year cut-off
> > date I wont be able to get the patches correct?
> I don't expect reinstalling Windows without formatting will undo
> patches. There are things like tax rates for tax estimates that are
> downloaded that are not considered patches.
> > I like money but of course do not want to be forced to upgrade, I am
> > satisfied with it as is.
> Even without patches, I expect those would stop downloading from FIs
> and more.

04-21-2007, 03:37 PM

In microsoft.public.money, wildwood178 wrote:

- quote -

> I am assuming that updates (patches) to Money are also halted when the
> download capability is cut off after what the 2 years?
> Is there a version i.e. 2004-2006 that has not received any patches as they
> are not manually downloadable? (only thing I like about Quicken they post
> their patches)

I don't think that Money 2006 had a patch. I don't know if Money
2004 had a patch.

- quote -

> I re-install windows from time to time and if its after the 2 year cut-off
> date I wont be able to get the patches correct?

I don't expect reinstalling Windows without formatting will undo
patches. There are things like tax rates for tax estimates that are
downloaded that are not considered patches.

- quote -

> I like money but of course do not want to be forced to upgrade, I am
> satisfied with it as is.

Even without patches, I expect those would stop downloading from FIs
and more.

#-1 03-23-2007, 12:42 PM

I am assuming that updates (patches) to Money are also halted when the
download capability is cut off after what the 2 years?
Is there a version i.e. 2004-2006 that has not received any patches as they
are not manually downloadable? (only thing I like about Quicken they post
their patches)
I re-install windows from time to time and if its after the 2 year cut-off
date I wont be able to get the patches correct?
I like money but of course do not want to be forced to upgrade, I am
satisfied with it as is.

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