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| Cal Absolutely spot on. Did as you advised in your two posts and it worked a treat. As you said, there appears to be a problem with the Investment Performance module; as soon as I removed it the file remained open and the file is now usable again. Thank you I must say this forum has helped me on two occasions now with quick and precise fixes to my Money program problems. Thanks again. "Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote: - quote - > In microsoft.public.money, Cal Learner-- MVP wrote: > > In microsoft.public.money, Chickenlegs14 wrote: > > > > > > > > I have re-installed Money and because the new data file works OK I am > > > concluding that the Program itself is OK, the only thing I can think of is > > > that there is some sort of error in the old data file?? > > > > > Is there a way that I can somehow extract/import all of the data/records > > > from the old data file into a new file and save all of my years of work?? > > > First, make a copy of your main *.mny and latest *.mbf file onto > > another medium such as a USB flash drive. That way if your hard > > drive were to fail you would have those saved. > > > > I would then open Money by double-clicking your latest *.mbf file > > from Windows Explorer. Do not restore to the default location > > offered, but browse to your MyDocuments folder and choose a new name > > to restore to. > > > If that file is satisfactory, let that be your new main Money file > > from there. > > > Review your backup procedures. > One more thing you may want to try first: with your new empty file > open, go to Tools-> Settings-> ProgramSettings and set the > (GeneralDisplay StartMoneyWithThisPageOpen:Accoun tList> Open the problem file once or twice. > Then in that problem file, go to > Tools-> Settings-> HomePageDisplayOptions and Remove the > Investment Performance module. There has been a problem where a > lot of investments triggers a crash upon opening where Money opens > to the "Home Page". |
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| In microsoft.public.money, Cal Learner-- MVP wrote: - quote - > In microsoft.public.money, Chickenlegs14 wrote:
One more thing you may want to try first: with your new empty file> > > > I have re-installed Money and because the new data file works OK I am > > concluding that the Program itself is OK, the only thing I can think of is > > that there is some sort of error in the old data file?? > > > Is there a way that I can somehow extract/import all of the data/records > > from the old data file into a new file and save all of my years of work?? > First, make a copy of your main *.mny and latest *.mbf file onto > another medium such as a USB flash drive. That way if your hard > drive were to fail you would have those saved. > I would then open Money by double-clicking your latest *.mbf file > from Windows Explorer. Do not restore to the default location > offered, but browse to your MyDocuments folder and choose a new name > to restore to. > If that file is satisfactory, let that be your new main Money file > from there. > Review your backup procedures. open, go to Tools-> Settings-> ProgramSettings and set the (GeneralDisplay StartMoneyWithThisPageOpen:Accoun tListOpen the problem file once or twice. Then in that problem file, go to Tools-> Settings-> HomePageDisplayOptions and Remove the Investment Performance module. There has been a problem where a lot of investments triggers a crash upon opening where Money opens to the "Home Page". |
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| In microsoft.public.money, Chickenlegs14 wrote: - quote - > I have re-installed Money and because the new data file works OK I am
First, make a copy of your main *.mny and latest *.mbf file onto> concluding that the Program itself is OK, the only thing I can think of is > that there is some sort of error in the old data file?? > Is there a way that I can somehow extract/import all of the data/records > from the old data file into a new file and save all of my years of work?? another medium such as a USB flash drive. That way if your hard drive were to fail you would have those saved. I would then open Money by double-clicking your latest *.mbf file from Windows Explorer. Do not restore to the default location offered, but browse to your MyDocuments folder and choose a new name to restore to. If that file is satisfactory, let that be your new main Money file from there. Review your backup procedures. |
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| If I can expand my original post with the following observations: When I open my new (blank) Money file, a file with extension .lrd is created in the same folder and remains there whilst I am working on the file, as soon as I close the Money file, the .lrd file disappears from the folder. When I open my old data Money file (from a different file location) the following occurs - 1) if the .lrd file is present in the folder already the old data file will open for the briefest of moments and then shut down - 2) if the .lrd file is not present in the folder, the old data file will open and the program will freeze. It appears as you have said Bob that the.lrd file is some sort of indicator that Money is open or not, however it does not seem to be happy if the .lrd file is there or not!! I have re-installed Money and because the new data file works OK I am concluding that the Program itself is OK, the only thing I can think of is that there is some sort of error in the old data file?? Is there a way that I can somehow extract/import all of the data/records from the old data file into a new file and save all of my years of work?? Regards "Bob Peel, MVP" wrote: - quote - > The lrd file is a lock indicator that tells Money that it is already > running. > -- > Regards > Bob Peel, > Microsoft MVP - Money > For UK tips & fixes see > http://support.microsoft.com/default...d=fh;EN-GB;mny. > I do not respond to any emails that I have not specifically asked for. > "Chickenlegs14" <Chickenlegs14[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:61544DFC-96A2-4156-94AC-D53FCB147EEB[at]microsoft.com... > > Hi, I am currently using Money 2004. Money was working fine up until last > > night. The only change I have done is backup up all my files (Money files > > included) to an external hard drive. At this time I noticed a Money file > > with a .lrd extension that was on my backup drive but not on my main drive > > (so I deleted it, would appear to be a mistake!!). Now if I open my .mbf > > file, Money opens, asks me to restore, asks for my password for my file > > (which I enter), and then opens with my data for the briefest of time and > > then the program shuts down, does not freeze, just disappears. If I then > > try > > to open the newly created .mny file it does the same thing, asks for my > > password (which I enter), Money then opens with my data for the briefest > > of > > time and then the program shuts down. > > > I have tried opening Money and creating a new file. Then from within > > Money > > open and either restore or repair the old files, but I get the same result > > or > > it will open and just freeze. > > > Help. |
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| Thanks for the quick response Bob, If this file is present and Money detects this file, would that cause it to shut down? Do I need to delete this file or do I need it? Regards "Bob Peel, MVP" wrote: - quote - > The lrd file is a lock indicator that tells Money that it is already > running. > -- > Regards > Bob Peel, > Microsoft MVP - Money > For UK tips & fixes see > http://support.microsoft.com/default...d=fh;EN-GB;mny. > I do not respond to any emails that I have not specifically asked for. > "Chickenlegs14" <Chickenlegs14[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:61544DFC-96A2-4156-94AC-D53FCB147EEB[at]microsoft.com... > > Hi, I am currently using Money 2004. Money was working fine up until last > > night. The only change I have done is backup up all my files (Money files > > included) to an external hard drive. At this time I noticed a Money file > > with a .lrd extension that was on my backup drive but not on my main drive > > (so I deleted it, would appear to be a mistake!!). Now if I open my .mbf > > file, Money opens, asks me to restore, asks for my password for my file > > (which I enter), and then opens with my data for the briefest of time and > > then the program shuts down, does not freeze, just disappears. If I then > > try > > to open the newly created .mny file it does the same thing, asks for my > > password (which I enter), Money then opens with my data for the briefest > > of > > time and then the program shuts down. > > > I have tried opening Money and creating a new file. Then from within > > Money > > open and either restore or repair the old files, but I get the same result > > or > > it will open and just freeze. > > > Help. |
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| The lrd file is a lock indicator that tells Money that it is already running. -- Regards Bob Peel, Microsoft MVP - Money For UK tips & fixes see http://support.microsoft.com/default...d=fh;EN-GB;mny. I do not respond to any emails that I have not specifically asked for. "Chickenlegs14" <Chickenlegs14[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:61544DFC-96A2-4156-94AC-D53FCB147EEB[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > Hi, I am currently using Money 2004. Money was working fine up until last > night. The only change I have done is backup up all my files (Money files > included) to an external hard drive. At this time I noticed a Money file > with a .lrd extension that was on my backup drive but not on my main drive > (so I deleted it, would appear to be a mistake!!). Now if I open my .mbf > file, Money opens, asks me to restore, asks for my password for my file > (which I enter), and then opens with my data for the briefest of time and > then the program shuts down, does not freeze, just disappears. If I then > try > to open the newly created .mny file it does the same thing, asks for my > password (which I enter), Money then opens with my data for the briefest > of > time and then the program shuts down. > I have tried opening Money and creating a new file. Then from within > Money > open and either restore or repair the old files, but I get the same result > or > it will open and just freeze. > Help. |
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| Hi, I am currently using Money 2004. Money was working fine up until last night. The only change I have done is backup up all my files (Money files included) to an external hard drive. At this time I noticed a Money file with a .lrd extension that was on my backup drive but not on my main drive (so I deleted it, would appear to be a mistake!!). Now if I open my .mbf file, Money opens, asks me to restore, asks for my password for my file (which I enter), and then opens with my data for the briefest of time and then the program shuts down, does not freeze, just disappears. If I then try to open the newly created .mny file it does the same thing, asks for my password (which I enter), Money then opens with my data for the briefest of time and then the program shuts down. I have tried opening Money and creating a new file. Then from within Money open and either restore or repair the old files, but I get the same result or it will open and just freeze. Help. |
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