I had actually figured that, and I did know what the msi was, but I was
hoping there was something about it I didn't know, and thank you for your
help. I do appreciate it. I guess I will have to see if I can find a copy
of it somewhere in the world...Used or new....

"Marilyn & Bob" <Privacy[at]nospam.please> wrote in message
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The money.msi file is not a license acceptance, it is the Money installation
file (msi = microsoft installer). Google ".msi file" for more info. I
think that you misunderstand the Restore function. It save neither data nor
applications. You need a backup or image file to do that. All restore does
is save settings, registry entries, shortcuts, etc. So without any install
disks, Money is gone.
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Peace,
BobJ




"Huston" <huston_john[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message
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This is what I did, and hopefully someone will tell me what I can and can't
do. I was working on a pc, and I ask what software they were wanting
removed, and they said "money", and I removed it. Well, after I removed it,
they said they wanted it back. I did a restore on the system, and now it is
asking for the "money.msi" file. This is an OEM install, and they have no
disk, and I can't open the archive files on the restore partition. This
is with Money 2004 if that matters. When I run money it goes through the
install process, and stops asking for the ".msi" file. I think it wants
someone to agree to the license agreement again. What are my options to fix
this? Is there someway to make it think I have agreed to the license
agreement or is that something I shouldn't do? Any input would be
appreciated. Thanks

Huston