In microsoft.public.money, camaz wrote:

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You can.

While you are at it, review your backup plans.

I did get my accounts back, and in my existing Money file, MyMoney2.
However, in entering my Passport ID into that "new" sign-in page, I must
have inadvertently created a new file, "Money3". I assume I can just delete
that from the File menu, and be back where I was and wanted to be!

In microsoft.public.money, camaz wrote:

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Close Money. In Windows Explorer, find your newest *.mny file.
Right-click and choose Open.

If you don't find the file, then check back.

I've been using Money for years, currently Money 2004. When Microsoft
advised that the direct electronic banking support was going to expire, that
didn't bother me since I don't use those functions. Suddenly (Today) when I
go to Money it want me to set it up like a new subscriber. Can someone tell
me how to get it back the way it was (with all my account entries), or do I
have to go through the rigamarole of setting up all the accounts and then
recovering from by backups?