In microsoft.public.money, Chris wrote:

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Level 1 and level 2?

I would contact Microsoft support.

You might also consider File-> Restore of a backup if this was a
recent occurrence. Regarding backups, I would suggest this:

In M07: Tools-> Settings-> BackupSettings
I suggest checking
x Automatically backup my Money file every time I close Money
Save in [a place on your hard drive ]
x Ask me before backing up each time*
x Compress Backup Files
Keep only the _20_most recent backup files [adjust to taste]

x Perform scheduled backups every _14_ days
Save in [a USB flash drive location]
x Ask me before backing up each time*
x Compress Backup Files
Keep only the _2_most recent backup files [adjust to taste,
but Money 2007 does not automatically trim to USB as it should]

Then periodically, perhaps once per month or more, copy your latest
backup (uniquely named by Money) to a CDR. With XP, this can be a
copy and paste operation. Otherwise use the burning software that
came with your CDR drive.

I strongly suggest use of a USB Flash drive rather than floppies.
They are bigger, so you don't have to swap media to back up. Plus
they are much more reliable (but not failure-proof).

* The reason I have Money ask me, is that I don't want to back up
each time I exit. If I went into Money 5 times in a day, I would
not want to back up 5 times, nor would I want to delete 5 other
backup files. You will be given the choice to BackUpNow or to
Postpone.




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Unfortunately, I've run the File Repair utility numerous times and it comes
back clean - so this doesn't fix this error for me. This is Money 2007
Premium.

Chris

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, Chris wrote:

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See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/902466/en-us

Anyone have a solution to this problem? Whenever I try to update my
retirement account I received the error message immediately:

"this operation cannot be performed"

Chris