If you go to the liability account details and rename the account, you
should be able to swap them into Assets.

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"Chris Ball" <treasurer[at]daviscounty.org> wrote in message
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The conversion process stinks. I recreated my loans and assets manually
when I converted from Q2003 to M2003 last year. Was a bit of work but well
worth the trouble.

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Michael Abbaticchio
MS Exchange Server MVP
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"Chris Ball" <treasurer[at]daviscounty.org> wrote in message
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I recently switched from Quicken 2003 to Money 2004, but
I am having a problem with a couple of accounts. Our
organization occasionally issues small loans to business
startups. It was tracking correctly in Quicken, but when
I converted to Money, the assets became liabilities and I
can't find a way to show that these are loans we have
issued rather than loans we have taken out.

Can anyone help?

Thanks,
Chris