One way to do it is to install Mojopac on a flash drive or memory card. See
http://www.mojopac.com/portal/content/hellomojo.jsp

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As a practical matter, you don't. Money needs to be "installed" on the
computer you want to use it on. This involves registering hundreds of
component interfaces in that system's registry, among other things. I don't
know that this is an anti-piracy measure; it's just how it was designed. It
certainly does nothing to stop piracy. But the pirates also have to install
the pirate copies. There are some initiatives (see http://www.u3.com) to
develop means for **specially designed** applications to work around this
and do what you want. Money doesn't comply.

Money prior to, IIRC, 2007, supported a "synch with the web" feature that
would let you get at a subset of your data from a web browser, update it,
and have that synchronize back with the local data file at some future
point. It may be one option. Ultrasoft Money for PocketPC may be another.
See http://ultrasoft.com.

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Hello,

Please help. This may have a simple solution to my problem or it
might be a stupid question due to piracy issues. I would like to be
able to use the standard Microsoft Money's ledger accounts on-the-go
without a personal computer by using a memory card. I will be moving
to another state for military basic training and won't have a computer
and will be disconnecting my internet connection at my permanent
home.

I would like to somehow save my software from my current personal
computer, Windows XP version, to my USB flash memory and only be able
to access it as a file from different computers that I will be using
while I'm away in internet cafes and such. When I return home, I
would like to Money to update it as well.

How to I go about doing this?

Thanks.

Davis