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| You'd probably have to "install" Money onto the flash drive on both systems. The installer probably won't let you install to a removable media. If you go around that, you'd have to assure both systems always mounted the flash drive at the original drive letter when Money was "installed" on that system. And on and on. U3 is designed to do this for applications that implement their APIs. Microsoft and Sandisk had announced an alliance to have Microsoft participate in a "Windows supported" redesign of U3. This probably amounts to Microsoft agreeing to "help" in order to smother the thing. Whether we will ever see anything out of that alliance remains to be seen. "Glyn Simpson, MVP" wrote: - quote - > I can't see how this would work as the registry keys would be local to the > system where it was first installed. Of course, one could just install the > program on both and put the MNY file on the flash drive instead. |
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| I can't see how this would work as the registry keys would be local to the system where it was first installed. Of course, one could just install the program on both and put the MNY file on the flash drive instead. -- Glyn Simpson, Microsoft MVP - Money http://money.mvps.org See http://money.mvps.org/faq/default.aspx for tips and fixes for MS Money. To send Microsoft your product wishes see http://money.mvps.org/wishes.aspx I do not respond to any unsolicited email regarding Money "Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in message news:5C9CC137-A37E-4408-9C67-A38F8A9F460C[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > If you were really crafty and lucky you might be able to make this work. > The > general answer is that Windows and Windows applications are not designed > to > be used this way since the system has to know a lot about the application > and > this knowledge is NOT stored where the application is stored. > Try it and let us know how you make out. > "Gordon" wrote: > > I looked and could not find this answered - is it possible to install MS > > Money Plus to a flash drive? I've gone from using my laptop to a desktop > > computer at the office and would like to have the program to take with > > me. |
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| If you were really crafty and lucky you might be able to make this work. The general answer is that Windows and Windows applications are not designed to be used this way since the system has to know a lot about the application and this knowledge is NOT stored where the application is stored. Try it and let us know how you make out. "Gordon" wrote: - quote - > I looked and could not find this answered - is it possible to install MS > Money Plus to a flash drive? I've gone from using my laptop to a desktop > computer at the office and would like to have the program to take with me. |
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| Hello, I looked and could not find this answered - is it possible to install MS Money Plus to a flash drive? I've gone from using my laptop to a desktop computer at the office and would like to have the program to take with me. I guess if all else fails i could install Money on the workstation PC at the office and put the data files on the the flash drive, but this would not be my first hcoice. |
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