Thanks for the info! Anyway the question remains to Microsoft as mentioned
on the link "Perhaps a more strategic question is how long Money will
continue to support the budget tool the developers seem intent on making
disappear."


"Dick Watson" wrote:

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It's still there. If you already have an AB in a file you upgrade, it will
be there the easy way. If not, you can still get to it. See
http://umpmfaq.info/faqdb.php?q=186 for the secret.

You still might want to think about changing to something else. Sadly,
that's no simple task and, by all accounts. Q has plenty of its own
"issues".

"Alex" <Alex[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5E120104-82A7-4838-B3F3-00676E3013D9[at]microsoft.com...
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I think about using Money 2008 (no I use Money 2007) and I can't find the
most important info - is it still possible to use Advanced budget in Money
2008?

I understand that for some unknown reasons Microsoft tries to hide and stop
supporting Advanced budget. But for me it's the only normal way of budgeting.

So is it still possible to use Advanced budget in Money 2008 or I should
think about switching to another software when Money 2007 becomes too old?
(Quicken?)