"- Bobb -" <bobb[at]noemail.123> wrote in message
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I did a " RepairMoneyFile ", but you're right - no difference: still
shows low/high prices and GAIN on sale. I manually deleted the updated
prices back to 2005 for FSLXX and still shows 52 week lo/high (incorrect)
prices for money market.

Do you know ...
Where does it get that info ??? From their server or my price local
history ?

"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
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I had that but EARLIER there was no " RepairMoneyFile " ( Really).
After rebooting tonight - it IS there - but you're right - no difference:
still shows low/high prices and GAIN
on sale. I manually deleted the updated prices back to 2005 for FSLXX and
still shows 52 week lo/high - where did it get that info ??? I'm having
issue rught now with MSN/Fidelity update server so giving up for tonight -
thanks

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but never use it related to Money. I'm hesitant about entering any
passwords for MSFT online ( no big-brother associations back to me). I
know I'm being paranoid but I'll try it all again tomorrow and see if
maybe it IS fixed but just update issues preventing corrections right now.

In microsoft.public.money, - Bobb - wrote:

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have a line at the top that says
"File Edit Favorites Tools Help"?

Whoa. OK. I would try salv.exe, which may be in
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Money 2006\MNYCoreFiles".


If you have a password/LiveID, you will need to enter that before
being able to work with the file.

In microsoft.public.money, - Bobb - wrote:

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And based on the rest, if the Quick doesn't do it, I would do
File-> RepairMoneyFile-> StandardFileRepair level 2.

"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
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Hmmm... that's not an option for me.
When I open M2006 I get to the password screen.

If I ignore that and click
FILE
I have New , Open, Restore Backup, Close and filename history.
Tha's all
REPAIR MONEYFILE not an option.
and if I OPEN the file then FILE not an option.
Am I just being dumb, or different flow / not in my version ?




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"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
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Will do.

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It is
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All = $1
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All = $1
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In microsoft.public.money, - Bobb - wrote:

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I would start with File-> RepairMoneyFile-> QuickFileRepair. I don't
think it is likely to make a difference, but it's worth a try, and
it will not hurt.

Check the Details of the investment to make sure it is set up as a
Money Market fund.

From there, click InvestmentActivities on the left. Check for any
non-one Prices. It might help to sort by Price by clicking the
column header.

Click UpdatePrices-> UpdatePricesManually. Look thru the table to see
if there are any bad prices. For a MMF, you could blank the symbol
if you want, to keep any problem price fetching out.... I doubt that
is the problem tho.


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Based on the problem, there is probably some fairly simple solution.

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I sold some of my Fidelity Select Money Market for the first time in a few
years and while just looking at 2007 Cap Gains Report ( to see if est tax
payments due) I notice that the $3000 sale of FSLXX shows a Cap Gain of
$2665 ??? It shows my last purchase ( 7/2005 - that's right ) and the sale
date.

If I show just my brokerage account, it shows nothing for FSLXX in " Price
Appreciation". I checked every FSLXX entry and price always $1. Price
history shows only $1 entries .... I DID have reinvested dividends every
months for the past X years, but I'm sure it wasn't $2665 of the $3000.

If I do a " CHART PRICE HISTORY " for all dates it's a flat line at
$1.00, BUT if I 'select FS MMKT' and then "View", "ANALYSIS" , it shows
52 week high of $5.22 and Low of $4.82. Where did it get that ?? !!

I DID have an issue with someone stealing/opening my mail this past year,
so I had my account numbers changed. I'm thinking perhaps I made a temp
entry during that period and had Money do the math to come up with WRONG
price and then I corrected it. I'm sure that's related somehow to WHY it
shows Cap Gain when selling Money Market ( Yes it shows as MMkt in
Money ), BUT it seems to remember the bad info.

Anyway to correct this short of renaming/creating new fund etc ? It goes
back years so I'd rather not have to mess with buys/sales of all Select
Funds since 2004. Would deleting all prices in price history correct "what
it thinks was high/low " ?

Thanks,
Bobb