Many thanks to all three of you.



"Mark" wrote:

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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/164944/en-us

"Ron Carruthers" <RonCarruthers[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Use some decent search tool looking for files of extension .MNY, .MBF, .MN?
and .M?? where ? is a digit.

That won't answer what version they are. If you find a .MN? or .M?? the
digits would give you some clues. If you need to know that, post back and
I'' post the decoder ring and tell you what you are learning about the
version of the .MN?/.M?? files--from which you may be able to infer the
version of a .MNY file. Opening a .MNY file with the LATEST version of Money
can also leave behind similar .MN?/.M?? files, the ?? of which can be sued
to infer version.

"Ron Carruthers" <RonCarruthers[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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In microsoft.public.money, Ron Carruthers wrote:

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Do a search for *.mny (Money data files) and *.mbf (Money backup
files). Copy those to a USB flash drive, and copy them to the
Documents folder of the new computer. You will have to install Money
on the new computer to use the files.

If you restore a backup, do not restore to the "default location".
Instead browse to your Documents folder and restore there.

How would I recognize/find the Microsoft Money data file on a replaced
computer. Money version is probably 2000 but definitely not newer than 2002.

Thanks