You are talking about a 3 year old product here - the product has moved on.
The latest version of Money 2004 does have the Indian Rupee.

The reason that it may have been withdrawn from the market is that not
enough people are buying it in your country.


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"Samar" <samardas[at]ms.com> wrote in message
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Product is good but 3 factors lead to a certain Thumbs
Down; one regarding currencies and another regarding
availability I. New Currency Why is it that while adding
currencies (for instance Indian Ruppees - INR) the
country field is unavailable. This causes problems while
creating investments in INR as the investments require
the country to be entered. Surely, many people in US (and
worldwide) would have investments in INR in addition to
the base currency. How is it possible that MS does not
support INR (and India)?!! Simple Solutions - Permit
addition of country along with the currency - Maintain
all the countries and currencies of the world -
Investments should only require the currency and not the
country But of course customer service is of no help. II.
Availability I stay in Singapore and have been totally
unable to buy Money here. MS customer service here says
that Money has been 'withdrawn from the market' -
whatever that means. I tried the trial version and liked
the product. I have tried hard to buy Money but to no
avail. I also can't fathom the indifference of the
customer service here. Is it arrogance or plain
miscalculation? And lastly I cannot enter Term deposits
or fixed certificate of deposits!!!Well, Quicken is
marketing its products here with a lot of push, and this
would only turn customers like me, to buy Quicken
instead.