Hi Cal,

about the audio clips, Money 2004 Canadian Edition had audio help clips on
every screen that you could choose to listen to if you needed it. I just
noticed that Money 2006 doesn't have this anymore. Just when you need it
kind of thing. I'll check out the videos though.

Also, the auto-reconcile setting did the trick.

Thanks for the tips!

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, Chris wrote:

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4 videos under the Help menu.

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Tools-> Settings-> OnlineServices-> Automatically...AsReconciled

Thanks Dick.

Yes, it does seem they forgot us Canadians in this version. Nice touch with
the "eh".

Did I read correctly somewhere that they amalgamated the Canadian and
American version in 2005/2006? I remember Money 2004 being much better.

Also, I might be losing my mind, but where did the audio help clips go? Are
they still there and I can't find them? The help file is not very good at
all. You search "reconcile" and it doesn't bring up anything!

And I looked everywhere, but I can't find the old setting for
"auto-reconcile downloaded transactions". Anyone know?

Thank you

"Dick Watson" wrote:

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401(k) is probably your best choice. Money has kinda forgotten about you
Canadians, eh?

As to showing the transfers, see http://umpmfaq.info/faqdb.php?q=14 for one
scenario that's probably similar. (I don't know what I don't know about
RRSPs, so hopefully this 401(k) centric answer steers you in the right
direction.)

As to applying monthly interest amounts automatically, well, that's harder.
If your RRSP is just a cash account, you could schedule Investment
Income:Interest deposits to the Investment Cash Account. But Money won't
calculate the amount automagically. If, OTOH, the RRSP is invested in
Investments held in the Investment Account, there is no way to schedule
Investment Activities besides Buy Investment/CD from a Cash Account.

"Chris" <Chris[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7863E669-E682-489B-801B-398C7A0DE028[at]microsoft.com...
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Hi,

how can I add an RRSP in Money 2006? When I add an account, I select
"Investment" > "Retirement". RRSPs are mentioned up to this point, but they
aren't listed under the Retirement section. I guess I could choose 401K, but
what about the settings afterwards.

Ideally, here's what I'd like to do: show contribution transfers from my
other accounts, and apply monthly interest amounts automatically.

Thank you