In microsoft.public.money, David wrote:

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If you would like Windows Explorer to show file extensions, click
Start-> ControlPanel-> View and un-tick
HideFileExtensionsForKnownFileTypes

Depending on which appearance theme you have selected, the Start
button may not say Start. In any case, it is the left-hand button
in your task bar, if you have a horizontal task bar (typically at
the bottom).

In order to find out where your *.mny files are, do Start-> Search
and search for "*.mny" without the quotes. You can also enter
"*.mny" without the quotes in the box that you see when you click
the Start button. Right-click and choose Properties to see where the
file is located.

Similarly, you can look for *.mbf files, which are Money Backup
Files.

Carl,
Thanks for your response.
I have a question, I'm using Vista business and looking in my MSM2007
folder, just where is the *mny file you reference? I do not see in the
program file, is it hidden?
However, when I do back-up my file to an external drive, I see a file named
"My Money Backup_2008-03-10-092900" actually I see various such files over
time.
David....

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, David wrote:

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I would copy your latest *.mny file from one to the other via USB
flash drive or networking. Keep backups on each machine.

Good Day all,

What method do I use to take my current MSM2007 data/file on my home desktop
CPU and transfer it to my laptop when I'm travelling? I will frequently do
this, therefore how can may I do this periodically and keep my laptop MSM2007
current as well?

Thank you,

David